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Re: Euros/Exchange Rate
[Re: Phyllis]
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06/18/2022 05:54 PM
06/18/2022 05:54 PM
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From our experiences there is little to no reason to exchange US or CN dollars for Euros. We sometimes find it most advantageous to charge on the French side using a cc that does NOT charge a conversion fee and gives you the best daily rate for conversion from Euros to dollars but we generally only do this if the charge is significant. A day at Anse Marcel is one place we always use this approach since it tends to become a very pricey day there between chairs, food and drinks.
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Re: Euros/Exchange Rate
[Re: Phyllis]
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06/18/2022 08:14 PM
06/18/2022 08:14 PM
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SXM to me is the Dutch side, which actually is locked into the US dollar at a constant rate. For the French side, right NOW, pretty much the Euro is almost 1 to 1, pretty much everywhere we have been.
So, don't worry about it. Pay with dollars or a credit card, charged in dollars or Euros. The final price is going to be very little difference.
Carol Hill
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Re: Euros/Exchange Rate
[Re: Phyllis]
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06/19/2022 12:14 AM
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