How do you sell your foreign currency?

isysman · 28 May 2015

arry said:
isysman said:

I think you are talking about buying currency, I'm talking about selling it.

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I know; I may have confused you rather than me being confused. The point I was making is that if you buy from them next time, you're guaranteed the same rate back if you 'sell' it back to them, rather than the rubbish rates you get from selling to the PO.

It's too late this time, but as a service I'm just recommending it because of that. For example, when I went to Japan I took much more than I actually needed because we were in the mountains a lot and it was difficult to work out what we'd be spending on a daily basis. With Travel Premier I just sent a load back and didn't lose out other than the postage at a fiver.

Ok thanks. Thing is I don't buy it before I leave. I actually get paid out there and return with some cash in my pocket. Usually it's a small amount so I just eat the crappy rate.

arry · 28 May 2015

isysman said:
Ok thanks. Thing is I don't buy it before I leave. I actually get paid out there and return with some cash in my pocket. Usually it's a small amount so I just eat the crappy rate.

Ah I see.

I've still got £40 in Northern Irish tenners that I need to change up; not because it's not UK currency it's just that I'm too embarrassed to use them in this country :lol:

PeterS · 28 May 2015

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I've still got £40 in Northern Irish tenners that I need to change up; not because it's not UK currency it's just that I'm too embarrassed to use them in this country :lol:[/quote]

Book into a guest house for the night, then pay them with it in the morning.

The owners love that kind of thing.

(Well, that's what our guests think!)

How do you sell your foreign currency?

isysman

Daytona

arry

Sao Paulo

PeterS

Fuji

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