Euros

Started by soniaP, March 04, 2015, 01:46:47 PM

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chezphil

Asda are promising to have best rate within 5 mile radius of their stores with a foreign exchange booth in-store you can also click and collect. The rate may well go down slightly depending on election results here a hung parliament might cause market butterflies until it's all sorted out



soniaP

Yes I ought to have been more savvy and got ASDA yesterday to price match as it sounds like Thomas Cook etc a better rate. Only works out at pence (I think) but it all adds up to maybe a few extra glasses of Retsina.

Truth

Good rate that is Keith , just over 1.37
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Isobelelliott

Atm still not working as of yesterday

JohnTheRef&Dot

No cash machine working in Arillas for two weeks now
Was in San Stefanos yesterday and cash machines not working over there
Sidari nearest place to draw money from a cash machine.
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soniaP

So if you need money John what do you do? Can you get some at the Marina with a cheque book or bank card?

Eggy

I am sure that , with a cheque book, and guarantee card, you can get euros.

Maybe John can check that with Tria / Rainbow??

Negg

JohnTheRef&Dot

Spoke to Philip and changing a cheque with a guarantee card would cost extra above the normal because of the charges imposed by the bank.
Vas at Marina said the same. ..........we have allways brought cash and changed here, it works for us.

soniaP

Thanks. Good to know in case of an emergency. Worth taking a cheque book just in case.

angiem

Before the ATM was installed, we always used to take a mixture of euros, sterling, travellers cheques, and debit card and we would ask either Olga or Philip (Tria) to change our travellers cheques, and Olga for the sterling, or card. There were plenty of other places to choose from in Arillas that would also do it.
Unless things have changed in the last couple of years, I don't think getting euros will be a problem without the ATM.

Jo Wissett

We usually take all euros and cross our fingers with some cards as back-ups but this year I am not sure whether to take sterling to change when we get there or bite the bullet and risk euros? I dont want a situation whereby the euros will be worthless whilst we are thwere  and I cant change them back if you understand what I mean?

ness44

We usually take euros but take our debit card and if things are looking a bit tight then we pay for a few evening meals with the card so we can keep the euros for the smaller things .

Paul Clark

Very unlikely that Greece will pull out of the Euro before the end of the summer I'd suspect Jo. Sabre ratling on behalf of both parties.
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Truth

It will take a LONG time for them to change currency even if Greece did pull out of the Euro . They would have to print the new currency for a start......
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soniaP

Yeah, I was forgetting can pay some places with debit card.