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Forum Guru
 
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Last Login: 11/10/2008 12:11:58 AM
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| I've not gambled online much, and have never had to deal with currency conversion. When you have a US bank account, how can you pay money to a foreign currency online casino?
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Supreme Being
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Last Login: 11/5/2008 1:06:37 AM
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| It's never been a problem-I always just used my credit card to make a payment to the site, and on the next statement I see a charge for currency conversion. Last time it cost me 50c.
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Forum Guru
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Last Login: 12/1/2008 8:29:16 PM
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| I have had to deal with this before too but not for casinos, I had to pay someone that helped me with a website before. Him in one country and me in another could not find a decent place to agree on the currency shift, what a pain.
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Forum Guru
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| That would be more difficult I would imagine because its an individual, rather than having an automated system. I'm hoping with a casino it would just go through.
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Forum Member
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| Most business sites have a process in places, outlined in the TOS for how this is handled. Normally it outlines the charges, where the rates are pulled from, etc.
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Forum Guru
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| If you ever need a quick currency convertor I know that paypal has one. I have tried to use others online but it seems they always conflict when you convert like USD to GBP and then GBP back to USD its always a good bit off.
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