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Paul Stenquist wrote:
I don't know if the opposite is true, but when I need to buy Euros, Pesos, or other currencies with my US dollars, I get the best deal by using an ATM machine in the country I'm visiting. That way I get the exchange rate without a surcharge.
Paul
On Mar 20, 2004, at 6:35 PM, William Robb wrote:
I have always found having some cash available to be handy when traveling in the USA. You will want to buy any US dollars you intend to carry prior to leaving, as American banks tend to look kinda nervously at foreigners
William Robb
----- Original Message ----- From: "Tanya Mayer Photography" Subject: usd money....
Just wondering - with regards to my USA trip - I was thinking of
not
bringing any cash at all, and just paying my spending money off my
visa. It
will be a great help for tax purposes etc, and I rarely carry cash
here any
more, I usually use EFTPOS for everything. How widely accepted is
VISA in
the States? Are you able to pay taxi's etc with VISA? Or should I
carry
some cash with me? What about on GFM? Are there any teller
machines that
will allow me to withdraw cash from my VISA? I have a pretty large
purchase
that I will be making whilst I am over there and will need to get
my hands
on at least USD$650 whilst I am on the mountain (or beforehand to
bring
with me)....
tan.
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