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Where to exchange currency in Paris?
Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can
be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? Thanks, Brett |
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Brett wrote:
Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? The best place to exchange money in Paris is at a cash machine, using your ATM card, and of course you can use credit cards for many expenses. It's not a bad idea to exchange a _small_ amount of money before you leave. |
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Brett wrote:
Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? The best place to exchange money in Paris is at a cash machine, using your ATM card, and of course you can use credit cards for many expenses. It's not a bad idea to exchange a _small_ amount of money before you leave. |
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"Brett" wrote in message ... Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? Thanks, Brett I take a few dollars as backup and I will need some when I return anyway. To do's: Notify your bank you are leaving the country, and make sure that your ATM is a 4 digit PIN number. I raised the daily rate on withdrawals. Notify your Credit Card company that you will be in Europe and for how long. Stops some of the Security stoppage of your card that you will have to straighten out to use again. There are ATM's at the airport, is the best rate on exchange you will get. CDG has a couple. I also booked a shuttle to my hotel before I left. A little more cost than the train and taxi combo, cheaper than taxi only, but more comfortable after a long flight. Bill |
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"Brett" wrote in message ... Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? Thanks, Brett I take a few dollars as backup and I will need some when I return anyway. To do's: Notify your bank you are leaving the country, and make sure that your ATM is a 4 digit PIN number. I raised the daily rate on withdrawals. Notify your Credit Card company that you will be in Europe and for how long. Stops some of the Security stoppage of your card that you will have to straighten out to use again. There are ATM's at the airport, is the best rate on exchange you will get. CDG has a couple. I also booked a shuttle to my hotel before I left. A little more cost than the train and taxi combo, cheaper than taxi only, but more comfortable after a long flight. Bill |
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message link.net... "Brett" wrote in message ... Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? Thanks, Brett I take a few dollars as backup and I will need some when I return anyway. To do's: Notify your bank you are leaving the country, and make sure that your ATM is a 4 digit PIN number. I raised the daily rate on withdrawals. Notify your Credit Card company that you will be in Europe and for how long. Stops some of the Security stoppage of your card that you will have to straighten out to use again. There are ATM's at the airport, is the best rate on exchange you will get. CDG has a couple. I also booked a shuttle to my hotel before I left. A little more cost than the train and taxi combo, cheaper than taxi only, but more comfortable after a long flight. Bill I'll be at CDG. How exactly did you go about booking the shuttle? Also, where do I look to find the cash machines in CDG? What are the exchange fees or do they depend on the bank? How do I find cash machines to exchange currency while in Paris? Thanks, Brett |
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message link.net... "Brett" wrote in message ... Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? Thanks, Brett I take a few dollars as backup and I will need some when I return anyway. To do's: Notify your bank you are leaving the country, and make sure that your ATM is a 4 digit PIN number. I raised the daily rate on withdrawals. Notify your Credit Card company that you will be in Europe and for how long. Stops some of the Security stoppage of your card that you will have to straighten out to use again. There are ATM's at the airport, is the best rate on exchange you will get. CDG has a couple. I also booked a shuttle to my hotel before I left. A little more cost than the train and taxi combo, cheaper than taxi only, but more comfortable after a long flight. Bill I'll be at CDG. How exactly did you go about booking the shuttle? Also, where do I look to find the cash machines in CDG? What are the exchange fees or do they depend on the bank? How do I find cash machines to exchange currency while in Paris? Thanks, Brett |
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message link.net... "Brett" wrote in message ... Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? Thanks, Brett I take a few dollars as backup and I will need some when I return anyway. To do's: Notify your bank you are leaving the country, and make sure that your ATM is a 4 digit PIN number. I raised the daily rate on withdrawals. Notify your Credit Card company that you will be in Europe and for how long. Stops some of the Security stoppage of your card that you will have to straighten out to use again. There are ATM's at the airport, is the best rate on exchange you will get. CDG has a couple. I also booked a shuttle to my hotel before I left. A little more cost than the train and taxi combo, cheaper than taxi only, but more comfortable after a long flight. Bill I'll be at CDG. How exactly did you go about booking the shuttle? Also, where do I look to find the cash machines in CDG? What are the exchange fees or do they depend on the bank? How do I find cash machines to exchange currency while in Paris? Thanks, Brett |
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"Calif Bill" wrote in message link.net... "Brett" wrote in message ... Where is the best place to exchange money in Paris? I've heard airports can be expensive. I'll exchange US Dollars for Euros. Also, should the exchange be done in the US before I leave? Thanks, Brett I take a few dollars as backup and I will need some when I return anyway. To do's: Notify your bank you are leaving the country, and make sure that your ATM is a 4 digit PIN number. I raised the daily rate on withdrawals. Notify your Credit Card company that you will be in Europe and for how long. Stops some of the Security stoppage of your card that you will have to straighten out to use again. There are ATM's at the airport, is the best rate on exchange you will get. CDG has a couple. I also booked a shuttle to my hotel before I left. A little more cost than the train and taxi combo, cheaper than taxi only, but more comfortable after a long flight. Bill I'll be at CDG. How exactly did you go about booking the shuttle? Also, where do I look to find the cash machines in CDG? What are the exchange fees or do they depend on the bank? How do I find cash machines to exchange currency while in Paris? Thanks, Brett |
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Brett wrote:
exchange fees or do they depend on the bank? How do I find cash machines to exchange currency while in Paris? Just walk down the street. Where there are banks there are ATMs. |
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