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Pre-paid card help please
kellyf_2
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Hi,I'm off to turkey soon and I have been looking at taking a prepaid card with me.
At the moment I am looking at either the my travelcash multi currency card or an ice gbp pound card but was unsure which would be the best for me?
I will be mainly using it to withdraw from ATMs.
Thanks in advance for any help
Kelly x
At the moment I am looking at either the my travelcash multi currency card or an ice gbp pound card but was unsure which would be the best for me?
I will be mainly using it to withdraw from ATMs.
Thanks in advance for any help
Kelly x
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First charges 2.99%, the second 1.85%. How is that a difficult decision?
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If you do wish to get left over money back off your card you can:
Withdraw your remaining balance at an ATM abroad or when you return home (if you use an ATM when you get home and receive the balance in GB Pounds there will be a 2.99% fee. Some ATM providers may apply their own surcharges).
I think the 2.99% charge only applies as above not when withdrawing local currency from a cash machine abroad0 -
If you do wish to get left over money back off your card you can:
Withdraw your remaining balance at an ATM abroad or when you return home (if you use an ATM when you get home and receive the balance in GB Pounds there will be a 2.99% fee. Some ATM providers may apply their own surcharges).
I think the 2.99% charge only applies as above not when withdrawing local currency from a cash machine abroad
You think wrong.
Exchange Rate for Cross CurrencyMulti-Currency/GBP card: 2.99% is added to the day’s MasterCard exchange rate when the transaction is processed.
2.99% fee applies for GBP withdrawals and payments.0
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