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10-23-2023, 03:46 AM
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Originally Posted by npwalters
Most banks and credit unions have a lower buy rate than sell. Regions puts it up front in their information page. The bank you cited does too. They just call it a $10 fee. Euros come in 1 and 2 euro denomination coins so it is quite common to have several euros in coin.
Apparently you couldn’t comprehend my example using a 50 euro exchange. The fee is reduced if one exchanges larger amounts.
No worries. The usual suspects have
done their normal job of silly and uniformed comments on something that does not concern them.
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