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Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
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28 Apr 2011, 19:18by DocRo
Pound at a 17month high against the dollar and declining versus euro
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/8480 ... smile.html
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
Posted:
28 Apr 2011, 19:34by Luke085
Mucho likey!!
I got 1.63 from The Change Group today for my NY trip, long may it continue to increase!
Luke
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
Posted:
28 Apr 2011, 20:06by totallylost
I must get my dollars sorted for my NY trip next month, hopefully will get a decent rate too
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
Posted:
28 Apr 2011, 20:19by Darren Wheeler
Travelex is giving $1.63 today. Will pick them up at the airport
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
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28 Apr 2011, 22:15by MrT
$1.659 today at some of the online exchange sites. I use
http://www.travelmoneymax.com for a comparison. Wish I had some spare cash to stock up!
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
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28 Apr 2011, 22:16by craigmonster
This is great news; climbing nicely in time for our Florida trip in May. Plus it's going to help take the sting out of the visit to the Apple store in the Mall at Millennia. Now...is it 11in MacBook Air or 13in MacBook Pro...?
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
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28 Apr 2011, 22:36by honey lamb
And for those of us in Euroland, we can enjoy the best of both worlds.
The exchange rate was so good last week that I got some dollars for my forthcoming trip
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
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29 Apr 2011, 00:57by donkeyman
I always use my debit card in the States and get a far better rate even on cash machines, I only take enough dollars to get me into NY OR Orlando. When the rate here was 1.38 to the pound I got 1.44 over there, Charged only 2.50 per transaction.
Re: Looks like dollarland is more attractive than euroland
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21 May 2011, 15:41by MrT
Looks like the rate has gone south again, getting offered $1.58/£1 today.