Re: [75attendees] currency?

Hi,

A word of cautious then, those people who are having the green credit Card
(American Express) may experience some few places that American Express
credit card is not accepted (no no it is not discrimination, it is about how
much they charged and other business conditions). So why not having other
Credit Card like MasterCard, Visa JUST in CASE

Regards
Mohammad Mahloujian

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David Partain
Skickat: den 17 juli 2009 13:29
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Ämne: Re: [75attendees] currency?

On Friday 17 July 2009 13.11.33 Iljitsch van Beijnum wrote:
> On 16 jul 2009, at 19:11, Karen Seo wrote:
> > If I bring a credit card (presumably fine for hotel and
> > restaurants), do I also need to bring cash?  If I need to bring
> > cash, what currency (euros? kronor?) should I bring and where/how do
> > you recommend that I obtain it?
>
> Haven't been to Sweden before, so maybe things are unusual there.
>
> In general, in Europe credit cards aren't as universally accepted as
> in the US.

Hi,

I think you'll find exactly the opposite in Sweden.  I hardly ever carry any

cash in Sweden (and I live there...) because I can use my card everywhere.  
That said, it doesn't hurt to have some cash (if you want to buy a hot dog 
from a street vendor or something...), but I don't think you'll need very 
much.

Cheers,

David
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