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by Jolter 501 days ago
TBF I think 1% is less than most currency exchanges charge.

Plus what the post says about restrictions on foreign currencies for a lot of people in developing nations.

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Well, if you're going to a little booth in the airport, or having a foreign cashier bill you in your native currency, sure, you're going to get fleeced.

I have a Capital One credit card that was advertised as "no foreign exchange fees", and its exchange fee is 1%. I wish it would stop lying about the absence of fees, but I can live with the 1% fee.