[Jakel]

Euros wanted for an upcoming trip....will meet at any bank or rec center, and pay the current premium. Jim 8566302333

[Pinball wizard]

Why don't you just go to the bank to exchange USD for Euros?

[JoMar]

Or wait till you get there and buy them at the airport?

[kathyspear]

We have 118 euros (about $130) left over from our recent Med cruise. Let me know if you are interested.

kathy

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by JoMar

Or wait till you get there and buy them at the airport?

Never never exchange any currency at an airport!!
They are Robber Barons. Worse exchange rates going.
Look online for best deals.

[Villageswimmer]

Originally Posted by Pinball wizard

Why don't you just go to the bank to exchange USD for Euros?

I think it’s nice to ask. Sometimes folks want to get rid of them, so it’s mutually beneficial.

[simpilot]

Use your ATM card to make a withdrawal from a bank ATM. It's almost always the least expensive way to get local currency. One caveat; check your banks withdrawal fees. ATM Tips: Using Cash Machines in Europe by Rick Steves

[Jakel]

Yes, please call the number I posted, will be available after golf this evening or Friday... thank you

[Jakel]

There are always fees involved in exchanging currency including banks and ATMs... worst at the airports... it's best to have some euros when you arrive, for taxis etc.... and depending on when you arrive those services might be closed... some travelers are happy to unload their Euros, so win win.

[Pinball wizard]

I ordered currency from BoA online and it was delivered the next day.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by Pinball wizard

I ordered currency from BoA online and it was delivered the next day.

Was there a fee like Citizens First Bank? Thank you.

[DeanFL]

Originally Posted by CWGUY

Was there a fee like Citizens First Bank? Thank you.

We did same at BOA recently - No fee.

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Never never exchange any currency at an airport!!
They are Robber Barons. Worse exchange rates going.
Look online for best deals.

Ok, meant go to the ATM and get your Euro's at the airport. Depending on your bank, the exchange rate was current plus no fees. If you do that there you can take smaller amounts and not bring a lot back. We used our credit card for most transactions and our card had no fees, only difference was the exchange rate. Easy way to go.

[Cruisy]

Originally Posted by Jakel

Euros wanted for an upcoming trip....will meet at any bank or rec center, and pay the current premium. Jim 8566302333

Jim we just exchange money at ATM’s on arrival...easy these days..JL

[Singerlady]

AAA sellsEuros...at least back north they did. I would usually get enough here to last me a day or two overseas. Then I would go to a bank overseas and make a large withdrawal that would last me a week or so. That way I would pay fees once a week instead of every couple days. And I would just repeat it if I needed more. Better to pay two fees then a fee every day. And I agree… Never buy euros or exchange currency in airport.