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Currency.ie or Xe.com

dobsdave · 2009-08-03 07:46:45

Looking for comments on the above. I will be transferring approx 1000 sterling to euro each month for the forseeable future. I see that currency.ie charge 10pounds/15 euro per transaction, but XE dont have a transfer fee. Any thing else I should be aware of for either? Thanks in advance, Dave

03-08-2009 7:46am

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dobsdave

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Looking for comments on the above.

I will be transferring approx 1000 sterling to euro each month for the forseeable future.
I see that currency.ie charge 10pounds/15 euro per transaction, but XE dont have a transfer fee.

Any thing else I should be aware of for either?

Thanks in advance,

Dave

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#2 03-08-2009 7:53am

Richard

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I haven't experience of using either for currency transactions, make sure you check what rate each is giving you and take tha into consideration when working out which is cheaper.

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