Crown Currency Exchange

Captain Spod | 10:33 Sun 25th May 2008 | Business & Finance

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seem to offer good rates and no commission. Anything to be wary of?

Thanks

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Ethel

There is only one thing you need to know - the earlier you pay for your money, the cheaper it is. So if you want it next week, the rate will be poor - but if you pay for it now and don't want it for 6 months, the rate will be better.

So you lose interest on the money in your bank account and gamble that rates aren't going to vastly improve in the interim.

Captain Spod

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Thanks for this Ethel, sorry for the delay in replying but circumstances changed and I won't now be needing them. What I really meant, and for my future reference, was: are they respectable, can I trust them with my money in advance?

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