Clarity Card vs PayPal exchange rates
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Nickvale
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in Credit cards
Hi folks -
For information, I've just paid over £6000 via PayPal to a New Zealand company, in New Zealand dollars. I've got my Clarity Card set up on PayPal as a means of payment and used it to make the payment. It offered me the chance to pay with PayPal's rate, telling me what I'd be charged. I noted that, declined their offer and selected to take the card issuer's rate. It came in at over £300 cheaper, so well worth doing.
For information, I've just paid over £6000 via PayPal to a New Zealand company, in New Zealand dollars. I've got my Clarity Card set up on PayPal as a means of payment and used it to make the payment. It offered me the chance to pay with PayPal's rate, telling me what I'd be charged. I noted that, declined their offer and selected to take the card issuer's rate. It came in at over £300 cheaper, so well worth doing.
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Thanks
But I'm sure we already know this.
The same goes for when paying for something when abroad - use the card issuers rate not the shop/hotel/restaurants rate0 -
Haris_Tanveer wrote: »Thanks for the information
Thanks for the spam/post-pumping0 -
Post Pumpers everywhere it seems0
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at least it's offered the OP the chance to change rate. When I order through ebay, I always find you have to really keep your eyes peeled and dig deep to find the 'use bank/card provider conversion' option.0
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Hi - Yes I already knew that was the cheapest way to move money, just hadn't realised it would save that much0
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