2Tiggies
Near to Tigger's House
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2009
I think that you need to order £400 to qualify for the free delivery.
Thanks!
I think that you need to order £400 to qualify for the free delivery.
Hi, that is one way of looking at it. But my self I look at it this way.
The difference between the highest point if the dollar and the lowest was only 6 months and it was $0.2570 just over 25 cents.
Just on £500 its $128.55 what can you buy with that?
that quiet a lot of mickey bars.
i am thinking of buying £500 when it hits around the $1.60 mark , i still got a bit more to buy but we still got to see what happens.
it all depends on the next budget this autumn.
i keep a eye out.
"When" is hits $1.60? Is it on course to?
I too am hoping Les knows something we don't .... but we want to!
We don't travel til Oct, but i too have $1.60 in my mind, and will start buying if it does hit that, after the crappy $1.37 last year and $1.95 the year before, i would be v.happy with owt.
But i secretly think everyone has a little bench mark in their heads and i am part of the $1.60 crew
Ali
Current interbank rate is 1.491400
If you purchase using a post office credit card you will get $745.70 for £500
HI can you tell me how to access "interbank"? They are not familiar to me? where are they based? how can you order with them?
I'd be really grateful for any advice on using them
thank you
Interbank means the rate traded between banks - it's not a place as such that customers like us can access. It's useful for knowing where the real price of the currency is though to assess how a good a deal on offer is.
Generally travel agents/bureaux de change rates are a few cents below the interbank rate (if you're buying that is, they are well above if you're selling), other methods like Fairfx and the like have more competitive rates.
Then there's good old Crown Currency whose rates seem to come from somewhere I don't understand