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This weekend, we had an excellent feature in The Mirror about the high prices that many consumers face when buying currency in airports, and explaining that you should get on the web to get the best rates for your pound. Have a look below.
"...FairFX has a pre-paid travel card that converted £200 into 220 euros on Tuesday. The Post Office offered 209 euros and Marks & Spencer Money converted £200 into 214 euros on the same day.
Stephen Heath, the boss at FairFX said: "Don't be misled by 0% commission offers.
"This doesn't mean that you're getting a good deal. It's the exchange rate that you need to look at.""
Monday 29 March 2010, 09:32am
As the pound continues to fight back against the Euro and US Dollar, foreign currency exchnage news websites are relying on FairFX to provide up-to-date information on currency fluctuations.
On Friday, the London Stock Exchange published an article showing that the pound has crawled back over 12% of its value from the euro since December’s low of €1.02. Click here to read the full article.
Monday 09 February 2009, 11:45am
A comprehensive article about prepaid cards in Money Magpie has highlighted Opodo's great deal with FairFX to give people a FREE FairFX Card. (Subject to initial load of at least €10 or $20)
To quote the article, they say: "The FairFX Mastercard is a really good deal. Although there is a purchase fee, the only other fee they charge is a cash withdrawal fee which is very reasonable.
They also add: "Although the cards only come in US dollars or euros, you can use them anywhere in the world and you will not be charged foreign exchange commission. They also have business exchange rates which means you get more foreign currency for your pound.
"We've just found out that customers who buy the FairFX card through Opodo) can get it for free with a minimum load value of €10 / $20."
Click here to apply for your FREE FairFX Currency card today.
Wednesday 28 January 2009, 05:12pm
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