What about euro on Cyprus?? Are you happy whan you get paymant and are you happy whan you go for shopping??
Do you miss Cypriot Pounds?
damianos wrote:What about euro on Cyprus?? Are you happy whan you get paymant and are you happy whan you go for shopping??
Do you miss Cypriot Pounds?
Tim Drayton wrote:I am happy in principle to be using the euro. However, the prices of a great many things are now exactly double what they were in Cyprus pounds, rather than having increased by a factor of 1.71 as they were supposed to. We were told this would not happen, but it has.
miltiades wrote:Tim Drayton wrote:I am happy in principle to be using the euro. However, the prices of a great many things are now exactly double what they were in Cyprus pounds, rather than having increased by a factor of 1.71 as they were supposed to. We were told this would not happen, but it has.
You are absolutely right , of course this has to do with greedy shops , supermarkets etc.
I have been coming over to Cyprus almost on a monthly basis , the first time I noticed the increase in prices was a bunch of grapes cost me the equivalent of £5.00 stg. Tea bags are double the UK price , as for Pork that once used to be much cheaper than prices in the UK it no longer is. Food prices in Cyprus are higher than those in the UK , Petrol and Diesel a lot cheaper in Cyprus as well as eating out and of course there is no bloody council Tax . The UK council tax is crippling when you own your property outright but you are still paying a hefty sum every month, its like having a mortgage .
I'm told though that if you shop carefully you can cut down your shopping considerably , my brother who lives in Limassol does all his fruit & veg shopping at the Pazaraki on Saturdays .
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