
Poutine
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does not matter
if they are both industrialized nations |
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Bender
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Johannesburg is the cheapest major city of all, but for the life of me I don't know why you'd want to go there. |
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Delker
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If you can ride the bus without your particles ending up on rooftop 600 meters away .. I'd say, go to "B" country, and backtrack to A only if there's no alternative to getting out alive with a degree in Homeland Security. |
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snowycat
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country A |
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firerookie
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I'd wait until I get to country B, know what the exchange rate is before I go, if I'm using a translator/tour guide, ask them where is a good place to exchange, and use that place. I routinely travel to Russia and can get around 2 extra rubles per dollar when I exchange at there in Russia as opposed to the exchange rate the banks offer here. The exchange place here will make a profit based on America's concept of a dollar as compared to the exchange place in the foreign country making a profit based on their idea of money. And, in Russia, it currently is around 28:1. |
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Aria
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It is impossible to know. A and B doesn't tell the tale. |
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DC Bob
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You should always arrive in a country with at least a small amount of local currency. |
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Cleo loves her red cape!
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It's better to exchange it in the country you are heading to. It will probably be cheaper in the long run. Some countries charge a currency transaction fee besides that if you exchange it in the country you are going to, you are decreasing the risk of getting ripped off by the other country. |
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Hannah's Grandpa
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when you get there what are you going to use for money until you exchange it? |
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embigguns
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Country B has terrible water and no bathrooms...don't go there...but i would change the money there. |
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Veteran Garfield
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Before you go, ask you local bank how the rate of exchange has been. they would be the best to advise you. |
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harry
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in country A ( your country) |
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