US ($) Currency Thread 1 (closed - use thread 2)

oxters

Froggitt wrote: »

Ebay? 3 hours to go on a listing for $600....currently £345.....Im interested so will watch to see what they go for.

Thanks Froggitt. I won't go the e-bay route but would like to sell to a bank/Thos Cook etc.
Do I recognise you from another "mutual" interest?

Froggitt

I think so

Baz_2

FEvans wrote: »

as far as i was aware there is no fee when using the nationwide card.

There isn't, but the ATM's charge a fee. At least all of the ones I used last year in vegas, S Francisco, San Diego and LA did.

emmajt81

well according to the table thing on this site the best rate you can get it 1.59 which is from picking it up from an office in London. Better off going to places like that if you can than the PO imo - thats where i got my great 1.82 rate from a few weeks back

Froggitt

Presumably emma you mean Thomas Exchange......remember Travelex will pricematch them.....order in advance and pick up at airport.

Dont leave it till the airport as the rate you will get is rank.

Froggitt

Or maybe not as theyre showing only $1.54.

Who has $1.59......that sounds good.

Froggitt

No, the currency maximiser on this site is out of date......click thru and the best youll find is something like $1.52

wwwd

Froggitt wrote: »

Ebay? 3 hours to go on a listing for $600....currently £345.....Im interested so will watch to see what they go for.

Just had a nosey on eBay - a lot of the auctions seem to have overpriced dollars on there!

Froggitt

$600 went for £365.......$1.62 including £5 postage.......thats a good rate.

wwwd

Froggitt wrote: »

$600 went for £365.......$1.62 including £5 postage.......thats a good rate.

Gutted I missed out on that one then, the remaining auctions look to be pretty poor