dishonest moneychanger

[psy83]

So what race are you going to pretend to be today? I thought you mentioned you were cool and didn't take this forum seriously?

Seems like i really hurt your feelings so much that you're starting to cry. Hey you don't have to lie.

What ever loser.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

What ever loser.

Wah watching this thread like a hawk. Seems like your feelings are butt hurt shit skin. Well this thread here has further convinced more of us how you shit skins behave like in real life ,there's many incidents fyi, you could always create new nicks to plead your case blame it on racism or some other excuse for his dishonesty like that nick alexander li.

 

[psy83]

You are one freaky mother Fcuker.

 

[Alamaking]

K lah, relax lah guys, so late liao still quarrel, tomorrow have to vote also.... Good luck to all lah

Chok dee Na!!!!

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

You are one freaky mother Fcuker.

wah need to edit post somemore even for 1 simple sentence how stupid.

 

[psy83]

Defiantly not as stupid as a farking Bigot coward like yourself.

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

Defiantly not as stupid as a farking Bigot coward like yourself.

I'm just stating facts about your shit skin kind. So finally you admit you're a smelly keling huh? Bigot.

 

[singveld]

the money changer by chinese at ground level, opposite the dbs bank is pretty ok. but have to ask rate, pretend to walk away, they give a better rate.

 

[Muthukali]

Yes, Hatyai has no moneychanger businesses. The travel agencies double up as moneychangers. And yes, the rates are very good. I'd recommend Davis (representing Sri Maju), Lovely (representing Grassland) and 99 Coachland (representing KKKL). Singapore probably has the highest number of moneychangers per capita or per sq. km. in the world. That's why we're spoiled for choice and by competition. If you go to US, after you leave the airport, any airport of any city, that's the end of moneychanging for the next hundred miles. You'd better have your US dollars ready or be prepared to pay the bank 15% commission for currency exchange, that's much worse than the mamas.

ya, the first time I arrive there, I was lost, cos no FX counter, later I realised actaul travel agencies have...

 

[Muthukali]

Talking about money changers in thailand. I read that super rich money changers in BKK offer better rates compared to those in sg. Is this true?

So far, IMHO, yes, better rate, second to that, UOB thailand.

http://www.superrich1965.com/app/our_rates.aspx

 

[diversifyx2]

Where got good money changer one, all of them out there to earn your money haha, demand and supply mah, we all lan lan unless you are one of them
in this trade

 

[Muthukali]

Where got good money changer one, all of them out there to earn your money haha, demand and supply mah, we all lan lan unless you are one of them
in this trade

Lets put it this way, in terms of business lingo, there is only few good man, all depends on whether earn more or less ...

 

[I_Hate_Pappies]

There's no such thing as honest money changer cos they always shortchange you!
Ah boh eat what?

 

[Jah_rastafar_I]

yea the changers always offer lousier rates compared to the rates found on the net. That's cos they are earning when you change.

 

[Forvendet]

I don't begrudge moneychangers for making some money out of exchanging money. It's their job and they have to pay rent and make a living too. The internet rates are bulk forex rates, usually in terms of $100,000 transaction size and cashless transaction. I don't expect to get that rate exchanging a few hundreds in cash at a corner store.

Using ATM abroad will get you those internet rates since interbank settlements are always in bulk rates. But international ATM isn't free too, they have to buy and maintain the machines. They'll charge you anywhere from 5% to $50 depending on currency, interbank agreement and withdrawal amount. You'd still end up roughly the same on average tourist transaction from a few hundreds to a few thousands at most. Cash comes with a cost. It's called cost of carry. Cashless transaction comes with a cost too. It's called cost of service.