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Yes. Had one our first tour. We have a Caxton Card now and my advice is to go for the latter.
Caxton quote a 7 day delivery time but I think that's a safeguard on their part we had ours in just 3 days. When you order it online you'll need your passport no and you can choose your pin no too. You can order a second card which isn't a bad thing in case you lose one, you'll need your partners passport no to do that and I think there's a £5 charge for that one
We prefer the Caxton as the Post Office admin was poor.
The PO travel card plus is new and really easy to set up and can be used just the same as any card abroad. Allow a couple of days before you travel, as when you go into branch with your ID (passport or D/License) to purchase the card with Euro's loaded, you cannot activate the card for 24 hours to get the PIN.
Bit of advice, always best to use cash if possible when buying currency or getting a Travel card, as if you wish to use a card - debit or credit in the PO, your bank will charge you for using your card, so cash is advisable.
Bit of advice, always best to use cash if possible when buying currency or getting a Travel card, as if you wish to use a card - debit or credit in the PO, your bank will charge you for using your card, so cash is advisable.
Patty
Not necessarily so in relation to DEBIT cards as far as I am aware. Not all banks charge. I purchase money via loading my Caxton card as well as cash from ICE and am not charged. All credit card transactions are however charged.
Yes. Had one our first tour. We have a Caxton Card now and my advice is to go for the latter.
Caxton quote a 7 day delivery time but I think that's a safeguard on their part we had ours in just 3 days. When you order it online you'll need your passport no and you can choose your pin no too. You can order a second card which isn't a bad thing in case you lose one, you'll need your partners passport no to do that and I think there's a £5 charge for that one
We prefer the Caxton as the Post Office admin was poor.
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