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Postby webbo » Sun May 04, 2008 1:38 am

Bill wrote:
purdey wrote:I want the Euro, the £ is in decline, sovereignty gone. Ken Livinstone (bloody lunatic) hopefully going soon.


Looks like you got your wish then Purdey :lol:

Bill




One in, one out!! :roll: :shock:

Bubbles x 8)
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Postby miltiades » Sun May 04, 2008 7:04 am

webbo wrote:
Bill wrote:
purdey wrote:I want the Euro, the £ is in decline, sovereignty gone. Ken Livinstone (bloody lunatic) hopefully going soon.


Looks like you got your wish then Purdey :lol:

Bill




One in, one out!! :roll: :shock:

Bubbles x 8)

Made my day , Ken Bloody Livinghell gone , maybe he will have time to learn to drive !! He coned Londoners by becoming London Mayor , I never voted on the last two elections , I did this time and so did many others who wanted this idiot out !!!
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Postby bill cobbett » Mon May 05, 2008 12:26 am

miltiades wrote:
webbo wrote:
Bill wrote:
purdey wrote:I want the Euro, the £ is in decline, sovereignty gone. Ken Livinstone (bloody lunatic) hopefully going soon.


Looks like you got your wish then Purdey :lol:

Bill




One in, one out!! :roll: :shock:

Bubbles x 8)

Made my day , Ken Bloody Livinghell gone , maybe he will have time to learn to drive !! He coned Londoners by becoming London Mayor , I never voted on the last two elections, I did this time and so did many others who wanted this idiot out !!!


As I have done for years, I showed my contempt for politicians by spoiling my ballot paper. Become a bit of a family ritual, going down to the polling station armed with a board marker and scrawling "TURKEY OUT OF CYPRUS" on the polling paper. If nothing else, makes me feel good.
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Postby ANGELTRACEY » Thu May 29, 2008 3:21 pm

Hey peeps

Can someone please give me a rough guide to the rates given in Cyprus so I can make an informed decision

Ta very much

Luv T...xxx
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Postby wulliemcmartin » Thu May 29, 2008 3:34 pm

I use this

http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/currency-converter?u

this is the current trading value of the euro, at this time €1.2720

take of 5 - 6 cents commission so i'd expect to get around €1.20 - €1.21 anything less and they are taking a bit too much
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Postby bill cobbett » Thu May 29, 2008 3:41 pm

ANGELTRACEY wrote:Hey peeps

Can someone please give me a rough guide to the rates given in Cyprus so I can make an informed decision

Ta very much

Luv T...xxx


I find the best rates for hard cash are in the local shops in the tourist areas in CY. I've used them for years without problems. Managed to get 1.24E to £ without commission from these places a few days ago when I'd have been lucky to get 1.21 from the banks. Also if you're changing a large amount you should ask for a better than advertised rate.
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Postby Jerry » Thu May 29, 2008 4:52 pm

We were getting 1.23e to the £ last week in Cyprus. Most shops and exchanges quote a better rate than banks and they don't charge commission. Don't change money in your hotel or banks or in UK. The shops will give a higher rate in the hope that you will spend your money there. I always used the Turkish Cypriot chap behind KFC in Larnaca.
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