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I'm gonig to travel to Berlin in a week and I want to know the fees charges to convert from foreign currency to Euro currency?
I tried google and browse around their web but I unable to retrieve wanted information.
Appreciate the feedback!
Best Answer
Fees are typically hidden in the way that they advertise 'no fees' but use an unfavorable exchange rate. So knowing the fee is of little help.
You are probably better (=cheaper) off with an ATM card on a normal ATM machine.
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