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Best place to get my euro's?
n57602000
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going on holiday on july 20th and want to get the best rate with my euros i can, was going to get with travelex but i cannot collect them as the shop at the airport will be closed which is the next best?
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Best place to get your euros - any ATM abroad with Nationwide debit or cash card.
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You still have a chance to get it before departure :think:0 -
n57602000 wrote:going on holiday on july 20th and want to get the best rate with my euros i can, was going to get with travelex but i cannot collect them as the shop at the airport will be closed which is the next best?
If you pay by debit card, onlinefx gives a very good rate with free, next-working day delivery (type "free delivery" in the Promotion / ID box at payment stage).
Via 1st holiday store:
http://www.1stholidaystore.co.uk/foreigncurrency.htm
I've used them a few times with no problem."Beer. Now there's a temporary solution." Homer (Simpson)0 -
i've used Firstdirect a few times and they offer good exchange rates, no commission and next day delivery for free! And there's no promotion code either:
http://www.firstdirect.com/travelforeign/currency.shtml
I used travelex before, but it was inconveinient having to queue before my flight to get my currency.0 -
Depends which airport you are flying from.ken2003e wrote:I used travelex before, but it was inconveinient having to queue before my flight to get my currency.0 -
if in London , victoria street sw1, opp palace st, small place, best rate i've seen0
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Post Offices don't charge commission to buy or sell Euros.£2 Coins Savings Club 2012 is £4
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punamulta wrote:if in London , victoria street sw1, opp palace st, small place, best rate i've seen
The place I think you are talking about is Thomas Exchange Global: http://www.thomasexchangeglobal.co.uk/"An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" - Mahatma Gandhi0
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