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Lemurz
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Anybody know the best place to cash small USD cheques?
(i.e. $8)
(i.e. $8)
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Max Hopper
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Re: USD Cheques (Checks, Ed.)
I would suggest you find someone with a U$D account in the States and endorse the check over to them, accepting €uros in return. Otherwise you will face shockingly high service charges and clearing times with appallingly low exchange rates.<!--EZCODE BR START--><!--EZCODE BR END--><!--EZCODE BR START--><!--EZCODE BR END-->NB. Offer to stump-up the cost of the international postage (€0.65) for them to post the checks to their bank in the States.
I would suggest you find someone with a U$D account in the States and endorse the check over to them, accepting €uros in return. Otherwise you will face shockingly high service charges and clearing times with appallingly low exchange rates.<!--EZCODE BR START--><!--EZCODE BR END--><!--EZCODE BR START--><!--EZCODE BR END-->NB. Offer to stump-up the cost of the international postage (€0.65) for them to post the checks to their bank in the States.
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brainlessareus
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Re: USD Cheques (Checks, Ed.)
I agree with "Max Hopper".
Give it to someone with a US bank account and you will see you money faster (depending on the check drawer and the bank used to cash it can take 1 day up to 2 weeks) and cheaper (postage).
I'm sure you find a lot of people with US accounts here that can help.
I agree with "Max Hopper".
Give it to someone with a US bank account and you will see you money faster (depending on the check drawer and the bank used to cash it can take 1 day up to 2 weeks) and cheaper (postage).
I'm sure you find a lot of people with US accounts here that can help.
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Murt10
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If you use an Irish broker to trade shares your they may allow you to lodge these to your account. I got rid of a few small dividend cheques this way.
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