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Tell me, can you exchange rubles there?
Actually buy dollars here, or change rubles there?
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Somehow they incorrectly count the rubles, moreover, in their favor :-)
I agree with nadin65 - better take dollars.
I agree with nadin65 - better take dollars.
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answered 14 years ago
Try to change Egyptian pounds in Russia ;)))
I hardly changed the Ukrainian hryvnia.
I hardly changed the Ukrainian hryvnia.
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answered 14 years ago
We in Hurghada in Leila at the hotel at the bank freely exchanged Ukrainian hryvnias for their pounds, while losing 30%.
We were refused to exchange $100 for small ones, so we had to.
But it was the first trip, and the first day of stay!
Then we wised up. Now, during the year, I go to the bank and ask, I order small ones, and I pick them up for the trip.
And there you can change at the bartenders, cleaners, at the reception, at the guide, at the market,
and finally at the bank (sometimes they ask for a passport).
We were refused to exchange $100 for small ones, so we had to.
But it was the first trip, and the first day of stay!
Then we wised up. Now, during the year, I go to the bank and ask, I order small ones, and I pick them up for the trip.
And there you can change at the bartenders, cleaners, at the reception, at the guide, at the market,
and finally at the bank (sometimes they ask for a passport).
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answered 14 years ago
Since the ruble is an inconvertible currency, there is no official bank exchange rate, everyone changes at 38-40 rubles per dollar, the same situation is in Israel ...
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answered 14 years ago
When we were at the pyramids, my wife very calmly bought two very cute wooden cats for 250 rubles (the question is, are kittens for sale? put everyone in a stupor)))
If the rubles are simply changed, then the exchange rate is indeed unreasonably high in favor of the money changers.
If the rubles are simply changed, then the exchange rate is indeed unreasonably high in favor of the money changers.
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answered 14 years ago
