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Travel Credit Card - When to use it.
60camraman60
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As a newbie to foreign travel, I have probably what most of you will think as an obvious question. I'm going to Dublin soon and on mse recommendations have got a Halifax Clarity card to use while there. I am intending to buy a "Dublin Freedom Pass" before i go to get me around and the website wants me to buy in euros. Do I use my Clarity card or my "normal" credit card? Does the answer apply to anything I buy online that is not in GBP.
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Paying in euros, use Clarity.0
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Use your Clarity card for any purchase that is not in GBP, including online. Decline any offer that may be made to bill you in pounds.Evolution, not revolution0
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That's great. Thanks for the quick reply.0
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