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![]() Ret. Gen D-Cypell Credit card companies will hit you with a percentage on currency conversion (which isnt free anyway but credit card companies do mark this up LOTS!). The mark up on this transaction does seem a little extreme but it is not so extreme that it falls into my 'surprise range'. On 2004-04-26 14:46:59, FantaSy wrote >I'm not experienced with this so I need to ask you guys 'bout it ... I bought something worth $3500 in the US with a VISA card 2 weeks ago. At that time the exchange rate was very good and converted in Euros the cost would have been around 2800-2900. > >Today I got a message from the person whos card it was (I'm 17y old so I cant't have a VISA yet). He told me that the bank covered the money from him today and that I had to pay him 3400 b/c the exchange rate changed. > >Is this correct ? > >Thanks, >- Ciri --- Life is a sexually transmitted disease. Replies:
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