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Best Exchange Rate € to ₤

digitally-yours · 2007-11-13 19:52:31

please help folks I need to exchange about 30,000 EUR Anyone knows where I can get the best exchange rate in Ireland ? or will it be better to get them exchanged in UK ? any Ideas *mods Please feel free move to appropriate section if necessary.

13-11-2007 7:52pm

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digitally-yours

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please help folks

I need to exchange about 30,000 EUR

Anyone knows where I can get the best exchange rate in Ireland ? or will it be better to get them exchanged in UK ?

any Ideas

*mods Please feel free move to appropriate section if necessary.

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#2 13-11-2007 8:05pm

leninbenjamin

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banking forum ftw

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#3 13-11-2007 8:10pm

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digitally-yours wrote: »

30000

digitally-yours wrote: »

or will it be better to get them exchanged in UK ?

Hi Bertie...

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#4 13-11-2007 8:27pm

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Moved from AH.

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#5 13-11-2007 8:33pm

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whiskeyman wrote: »

Hi Bertie...

shhhhhh

But really I need the information.

If anyone can help please

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#6 13-11-2007 10:22pm

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With this type of transaction, you simply need to ring a local branch for the 4 main banks and see what rate+charges they will apply. Then ring your bank in the UK and see what they say.
A similar question has been posted here about once-twice a month, and I have not seen anyone give a definite answer on this one.
IMO, AIB offer good rates.

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