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Is it possible to pay in the markets only in local currency?
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It is more profitable to pay with the local currency than with the dollar or the euro. Checked multiple times.
In supermarkets, they accept local currency, and in private shops they can take both the dollar and the euro. It is unlikely that in your city supermarkets accept the currency of other countries.)
In supermarkets, they accept local currency, and in private shops they can take both the dollar and the euro. It is unlikely that in your city supermarkets accept the currency of other countries.)
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answered 11 years ago
In the supermarket, you can pay with any currency, only change will be given in lira.
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answered 11 years ago
No, not any supermarket will take it.
They won't take it in Tanzash. In Migros, you will be asked to leave and exchange at the exchange office at the entrance. These are the largest in Marmaris. In small ones, on which this proud word SUPERMARKET is also written, they will take both dollars and euros, but the exchange rate can fluctuate thoroughly.
I still advise you to exchange part of the money for LIRA and not tempt fate.
pysy: my info as of 2011-2012, this year we were in another region...
They won't take it in Tanzash. In Migros, you will be asked to leave and exchange at the exchange office at the entrance. These are the largest in Marmaris. In small ones, on which this proud word SUPERMARKET is also written, they will take both dollars and euros, but the exchange rate can fluctuate thoroughly.
I still advise you to exchange part of the money for LIRA and not tempt fate.
pysy: my info as of 2011-2012, this year we were in another region...
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answered 11 years ago
I paid in dollars at Migros in Kemer. And it was very profitable, because change was given in lira at a rate higher than in banks and exchange offices.
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answered 11 years ago
At Migros, in Antalya, we wanted to exchange dollars for lira at a bank branch. It turned out that a commission is charged for the exchange. We returned to Waikiki, paid in dollars and received change in lira at a favorable rate. You can also apply for tax free if you buy things.
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answered 11 years ago
in 95% of cases it is more profitable to pay in local currency
you can also pay with your card
you can also pay with your card
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answered 11 years ago
In Kemer and Antalya, they take dollars and euros without problems (and when asked - how much does it cost in lira? - they catch the locked brain and look in such a way that it seems that I asked the price in Japanese yens ... it was unusual and surprising, since for two consecutive years of vacation in Marmaris, they got used to the fact that EVERYWHERE prices are in lira and this is more profitable than transferring on the spot in a store or cafe), but the question was about MARMARIS, and not about Antalya and Kemer.
By the way, in the MGM store (Marmaris), in general, the transfer rate at the checkout was 1.5 lira to the dollar, and in the bank 1.75. Here's what's best.
By the way, in the MGM store (Marmaris), in general, the transfer rate at the checkout was 1.5 lira to the dollar, and in the bank 1.75. Here's what's best.
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answered 11 years ago
It is more profitable to pay in local currency - Turkish lira. Example: - a minibus ride costs $2 or 3 T.L. (at the rate of 1 dollar = 1.8 TL, i.e., having paid in dollars, you will give back instead of 3 lire - 3.60 liters.) And so everywhere. Lira price is more reliable. In supermarkets, often having received payment in dollars, they give change in lira at the checkout ...
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