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Best exchange rate in my area?

I remember I used to use a website where I could put in my postcode and the value I want to exchange and it would tell me who gave the best exchange rates in the area where I could go exchange over the counter.

Does anyone know what website Im talking about?
Cashback
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  • mandi
    mandi Posts: 11,932 Forumite
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  • Xeorix
    Xeorix Posts: 385 Forumite
    mandi wrote: »

    Nope not that one :)

    You just put your postcode in and it gave you all the places around you with the best rate.

    Showed them on Google Maps and everything too
    Cashback
    Total Quidco since 2007: £166.64
    Total TCB since 2012: £398

    Competition Wins
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