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I have to pay a deposit (may pay full amount depending on charges) for holiday accommodation tomorrow. Just wondering which is the least painful way of doing the transaction while incurring the cheapest "fees/charges". I could do some form of bank transfer, but I have a Thomas Cook "Cash Passport" card (haven't used it for a couple of years), was wondering if I could top up the card with sufficient funds and pay with this. Its Sunday night and I may not be thinking straight! Any advice greatly appreciated...
This is the sort of thing I use the moneysavingexpert.com website for. Got the best deal for my Euros using their search tool. I expect it'll point you in the right direction for this transaction too.
Best thing for this type of transaction is a credit card, has to be certain ones though. Check out -
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/credit-cards/travel-credit-cards
Thanks for the replies so far - I'll take a look at MSE tomorrow...
Wouldn't credit card make most sense so you have some protection?
Exchange rates will all be within a cent or to so unless you're talking an awful lot of money I'd just cc it.
Not sure if owner will accept payment by credit card.
Currencyfair
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