There's a snus store I was going to order from that has the option to switch between listings in euros and dollars. The difference in price doesn't reflect the difference in exchange rate, so if I were to select euros the listed price would be considerably lower. Visa charges 1% I believe on currency exchanges, so it seems like I would save money but somehow this seems too good to be true. Whaddayathink?
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Sounds like a viable method to me. If it works out well with the extra fees, go for it.
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Paying in SEK or Euros has saved me a few bucks more than once.
http://coinmill.com/EUR_USD.html#EUR
http://coinmill.com/SEK_USD.html#SEKComment
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Thanks yall. I didn't even think to search for this I have to admit. I'll see if I can save money but sadly the website is bad at math and thinks I'm under 18 so I can't see the shipping price yet.
edit: maybe they count backwards from infinity in Scandinavia?Comment
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