RaymondH

Robski,

Try a travel agent. I got some from Thomas Cook for my nieces who were going to Disneyland and, at that time, if you went in somewhere between 12 noon and 2 o'clock (I think it was) there was no charge for the transaction

Raymond.

RonaldoH

Thomas Cook are no commission Check with your CC company too cause they may do a foreign exchange deal on cash

Ron

robski

I need to get my hands on a small amount of dollars, anyone got any lying around from a past trip that they want to exchange?

Or anyone know of anywhere to get them without paying high exchange?

robski

robski

Ahh, good stuff.

Last chance for anyone whos got some laying around at home that they dont want ...

robski

MarkCSC

Sorry Rob I had a look in my pocket and found a bit of fluff, a button and a couple of pennies

DavidLewis

Robski,

I've got $9 in my wallet. Left-over from a business trip last week. Marks and Spencer also do no commission exchange. Normally the exchange rate is good too.

Wassap

I found using my switch card in the ATM machines worked out the best exchange rate - just a thought.....

alistair

I thought I'd point out the obvious - when there is no commission - there is a wider spread in the prices between buying and selling. So for very low amounts it makes sense - for higher amounts you're usually better off with a transaction fee and smaller spread.

BTW I used to work at Thomas Cook on FX systems

I've got about $10 - how much do you need ?

Better than 10p for a cup of tea mister I suppose

robski

If I can have the $9 and $10 that will do me!

what your rekon guys?

can mail you a cheque, just tell mw where and how much....

robski