TorFX
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Joined: Feb 2016
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It depends on the daily exchange rate, or the minute by minute (depends on provider)
But surely £400 would get a better rate than £100? If so comparing apples and pears is pointless.
However it's reassuring that there are several diferent options, and as an earlier peep suggested, having more than one provider allows you to find the best deal for your needs at the time.
But surely £400 would get a better rate than £100? If so comparing apples and pears is pointless.
However it's reassuring that there are several diferent options, and as an earlier peep suggested, having more than one provider allows you to find the best deal for your needs at the time.
#17
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Joined: Jul 2016
Posts: 11,628











It depends on the daily exchange rate, or the minute by minute (depends on provider)
But surely £400 would get a better rate than £100? If so comparing apples and pears is pointless.
However it's reassuring that there are several diferent options, and as an earlier peep suggested, having more than one provider allows you to find the best deal for your needs at the time.
But surely £400 would get a better rate than £100? If so comparing apples and pears is pointless.
However it's reassuring that there are several diferent options, and as an earlier peep suggested, having more than one provider allows you to find the best deal for your needs at the time.
My experience is that rates fluctuate all the time, and rarely does even the same firm always offer the better rates or not- and sometime anomalies can make for example Western Union a better rate than a bank or vice versa.




