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Halifax fees
Soulja85
Posts: 16 Forumite
Hi all,
I'm looking at buying something from amazon Spain but wish to pay in euros. Its 207 euros and I'm just wondering if anybody knows why they fees would be?
Thanks. :money:
I'm looking at buying something from amazon Spain but wish to pay in euros. Its 207 euros and I'm just wondering if anybody knows why they fees would be?
Thanks. :money:
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On their clarity credit card not a lot.
On anything else, quite a fair bit.0 -
Is it worth getting a clarity card or are the fees still more than what it's worth?0
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There is no fee to get the card and no fee for a purchase in Euros, as long as you don't let Amazon do the conversion to pounds. Always pay in Euros.Is it worth getting a clarity card or are the fees still more than what it's worth?
You could use any of the credit cards that are recommended for foreign travel. You may already have one?
https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/travel-credit-cards0 -
Thanks for the help. I've just applied for the clarity card and been accepted.0
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