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Please note: that if you pay by credit or debit card you may be charged a cash advance fee by your card issuer. Please remember that if you purchase travel money using a credit or debit card, you will need to bring a valid passport or photocard driving licence when collecting your order.
Please note: that if you pay by credit or debit card you may be charged a cash advance fee by your card issuer. Please remember that if you purchase travel money using a credit or debit card, you will need to bring a valid passport or photocard driving licence when collecting your order.
Our PO wants to see ID if you pay by card - if you take the money from the hole in the wall outside then walk in with the cash, they don't. It's daft, it's not consistent.
However - tilly, why buy Euros in advance? we hardly ever take cash on holiday now, I'm too concerned about losing it - we just take it out of the hole in the wall when we get there.
However - tilly, why buy Euros in advance? we hardly ever take cash on holiday now, I'm too concerned about losing it - we just take it out of the hole in the wall when we get there.
You can withdraw cash in the Post Office, boxtops. Not many know that.
Do you know about the Travel Money Card? We sell loads. You put your foreigh currency on it before you go (but you can top it up in store and online); you get a slightly better rate; a pin number, so it's safer than carrying the cash and more convenient than changing up Travellers Cheques. If you need to draw money out at any time there's only ever a 2euro fee, no matter how much you have. Maybe worth looking into?
Do you know about the Travel Money Card? We sell loads. You put your foreigh currency on it before you go (but you can top it up in store and online); you get a slightly better rate; a pin number, so it's safer than carrying the cash and more convenient than changing up Travellers Cheques. If you need to draw money out at any time there's only ever a 2euro fee, no matter how much you have. Maybe worth looking into?
I saw that whiskeysherri I can only tell you that only 6 weeks ago in the Dorchester PO I went to the bureau of exchange counter said I would like 200 euros. I was smiled at told how much sterling that would be put my debit card in the machine on the counter and was given the euros. Same as I did last year and the year before at least twice. Maybe its a Dorset thing.