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int postNumber = 2656737;
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String date = '05/07/24(Tue)12:04:01';
String comment = 'hey, how you manage your money while traveling, credit card? or physical money , im going to miami beach 2 weeks im from europe, tell me your tips and tricks , thanks.';
'>>2656737
>florida
You bring cash with you to buy some of the local currency, meth coathangers and maga hats';
'>>2656742
its better to buy dollar on my country o buy it in america? i really dont want to go to buy dollar in miami , niggers can fuck me right?';
'>>2656745
buy everything on credit if possible. idk how your country works but none of my cards have foreign transaction fees. mastercard has best forex rates iirc, lower than exchanging currency. if your just gonna be in miami beach and tourist parts of miami, everywhere will take credit. keep $50 or something like that on you though just in case';
'>>2656745
Use whatever card doesn't charge the most international fee's if at all, some banks do some banks don't.
My Chime card has 0 fee international travel so I just do that, most banks will often charge somewhere between 1-5% depending. Call your card/bank help line and ask what their international fee's are. If you intend to spend a lot then it might be best to get some cash out if you have fee's, or just accept the 1-5% exchange rate. Prepaid credit cards can be gotten at any walmart or 711 no real account needed just pay in cash for them.
Without knowing what your bank actually has in the terms of fee's it's hard to say if it's even worth getting cash out or not. I will have my bank App on my phone to monitor and alert me of daily balances to keep track of everything and look out for possible issues with charges.';
'>>2656770
i from france, i use a societe generale credit card, also I have a doubt if u. s. inmigration check your money to let you get in to murica? what i have to show to inmigation, there is a tutorial or something to read?, i would like to be prepared and dont have surprises, thanks.';
'>>2656823
they may ask you about money, anything over ten thousand dollars cash has to be declared (that's like nine thousand euros), you can bring them in but just have to declare. Cards are fine and a good proof of funds available for the visit.';
'>>2656767
this
for civilized countries that have POS machines everywhere credit card is the best
just realized this recently after having traveled for many years, you get basically a perfect exchange rate and no extra fees, unbelievable really';
'>>2656823
They might ask if you have funds or if you have hotels booked, just say yes and be able to show them a place you intend to stay with your booking. If they ask for funds just show them your credit cards, they don't care that much.
They aren't going to ask for that much, just call your bank and make sure they know you are going to the US and not to block transactions as many anti fraud factors will often alert.';
'>>2656939
Credit cards also protect you from fraud because if it's stolen.. it's not your money being stolen.';
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