Don't you get a better rate on money change from the streets? I checked rates at cambio in airport mbj but laughed at the rate they offered, never thought to check the Cambio in town.Originally Posted by Markospoon
Don't you get a better rate on money change from the streets? I checked rates at cambio in airport mbj but laughed at the rate they offered, never thought to check the Cambio in town.
I always go home with about $4000. to $5000. J so i don't have to deal with getting some right away..i generally change $ at the FX Trader at Sunshine Village...use to do it at Banmark on the West End it was just a couple minutes from my place...but moved to the road to Sav. robbed too many times so i heard.
Banmark moved because they needed more space for their car sales, the new location is much more suitable for their needs. As a friend of his, I know it was a great business move, his Cambio, MoneyGram, rental and sales have all picked up.
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You should check with your bank. I have an Ally bank account (it's on online bank) and they only charge a 1% foreign transaction fee so when I use my debit card at a Scotia bank, I'll get a $123JM/$1US when the international rate is $125JM/$1US.
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Never...do you get a better rate on the street.
Never...does the airport cambio have decent rates.
Do...check the rates at the cambios around town...often times they're better than the bank rates.
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