American Express charges insane fees to shops that aren't in the US. A long time ago when I was in Europe, I got told in many places, they'd let me use the AE card, but only if I purchased like $15 or more or something.
Well actually it's quiet standard that you'll get a small charge if you don't spend over £10 if you use a cash card in a store. Admitly not sure if that applies to credit cards, since few times I've reserved that for emergencies, and lets just say It was easily over 10...
Most of your charges will still come down to currency differences, when abroad, so when possible search around for the best offer for currency exchange, either through the bank, or like the local post office, and pay cash.
Not sure how there was that misunderstanding between beer, and menu, they sound nothing alike in french, or pseudo french-english.
More like it was the normal complimentary drink, they like their beer and wine.
sorry to go off topic Gomi.
Perhaps your french is bad, and you were actually asking for a dead cat to replace your hat.No, I got charged for the beer, and then got a funny look when I again asked for a menu.
Perhaps your french is bad, and you were actually asking for a dead cat to replace your hat.
Was that ever in question?...Timi is a trannie.
Was that ever in question?
All of the above works here in Sweden besides Discover (I haven't heard of it at least)what kind of credit cards are offered where you live?
Visa?
Mastercard?
Discover?
American Express?
Thanks