Damn

Twitch · Post by **Twitch** » Wed 21st Mar 2007 03:15 pm

one eu.= $1.328.U.S.
When I went in May it was $1.23.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Wed 21st Mar 2007 08:18 pm

heck it was 150eu to 100 dollar when I went so its getting better

mazdog · Post by **mazdog** » Wed 21st Mar 2007 09:57 pm

after the charges for changing $$ to E probably lookin at close to 1.50 still...sucks.

bb420 · Post by **bb420** » Thu 22nd Mar 2007 02:26 pm

If you are a member of AAA they will exchange your money at the going rate, no fees added. They also offer travellers checks and cards at the going rate.

mazdog · Post by **mazdog** » Thu 22nd Mar 2007 02:36 pm

thanks for the headsup on that...i think my girl is a AAA member.

cattales1960 · Post by **cattales1960** » Thu 22nd Mar 2007 07:05 pm

me too.. thanks.. I will contact them

mazdog · Post by **mazdog** » Thu 22nd Mar 2007 09:47 pm

had my girl call AAA ealier....their rate was $1.4XX to a E.
So they aren't exactly giving it at the current exchange rate, but still better than most of the currency exchange places, and no other BS charges on top of that rate.

Just FYI, my bank (wells fargo) was at $1.38x today and the bank that has our house mortage (chase) was at $1.42x......for what its worth.

bb420 · Post by **bb420** » Fri 30th Mar 2007 01:23 pm

Sorry Maz, I should have said closer to the actual rate in my last post on this thread. Still nice to have their travellers checks in the currency of your choice.

mazdog · Post by **mazdog** » Fri 30th Mar 2007 03:12 pm

nothing to be sorry for.....i didn't know AAA did $$ exchange at all....

HighCountry · Post by **HighCountry** » Fri 30th Mar 2007 03:36 pm

mazdog wrote:Just FYI, my bank (wells fargo) was at $1.38x today and the bank that has our house mortage (chase) was at $1.42x......for what its worth.

I found that Wells Fargo offers the best rate. This was after checking with a dozen or so banks. I did my buy from them back in January when the rate was 1.29. If you can go to a main WF bank, you might be able to save the $6 "delivery fee" that was charged by my local branch. Note, it did take several days for them to get the Euros (I even specified the denominations in bills I wanted), so don't leave it to the last minute. Good luck.