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MikeG.
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Brilliant, brilliant service. I'd not transfer money abroad any other way.
Jonathan S
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I use currency fair....simular set up... i would use any of them over a bank.....when I moved out of the UK along with my finances my English bank actually lost my money.....took them approximately 14 days to find it....was a little worrying!
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eezageeza
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Yes, we used to use them to pay foreign suppliers (before we retired last year) and a family member who receives payments from several different countries in a range of currencies also uses them.
Prompt, competitive rates (way, way cheaper than high street banks!) no worries at all.
Prompt, competitive rates (way, way cheaper than high street banks!) no worries at all.
For anybody else with a slight interest...
I have signed up for a debit card account through them. That part was easy enough and took a few mins, plus a photo of my passport, and £20. The £20 is credited to the account, and also serves as an ID check- it comes from a bank account.
I am due to get paid some money in dollars which is the main reason for setting this up. I also travel a bit, and like to buy tools in dollars when I am in the USA. All round, it appears to be a good thing. Time will tell for me.
I have signed up for a debit card account through them. That part was easy enough and took a few mins, plus a photo of my passport, and £20. The £20 is credited to the account, and also serves as an ID check- it comes from a bank account.
I am due to get paid some money in dollars which is the main reason for setting this up. I also travel a bit, and like to buy tools in dollars when I am in the USA. All round, it appears to be a good thing. Time will tell for me.
