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7:00 pm
December 22, 2011
OfflineI find XE.COM the best if you want lots of different currencies. If your looking for just US$, then XE.COM and Ally.ca is about the same. About 1.5 cents per dollar over the mid market rate. Ally holds the rate for 1 minute for US$ purchases. XE.com will hold it for 40 seconds after you become a member. Both are free to use. Theres a cost to you with paying XE.COM if your not with a bank who offers to pay them as a bill for free. I havent paid one penny yet to use XE.COM, I am with BMO with their Premium account and I added XE.COM as a bill.
I've now posted a review and walkthrough of XE Trade:
https://www.highinterestsavings.ca/2012/04/xe-trade-review-cad-usd-online-currency-exchange/
9:19 pm
December 22, 2011
OfflineThis is a great review of XE trade Peter. I have been using it for almost two years now. I always got my US$ in my BMO account one day after the trade though. I assume its because XE trade is a BMO customer as well. I found that out when I first signed up and asked for a draft in error instead of an EFT and when the draft arrived in the mail I noticed the banking info on the draft was BMO. Its just a guess why I get the US$ so fast, I am not 100% sure.
1:17 pm
May 9, 2012
OfflineI found this site which shows xe.com reviews are quite varied (although I am not familiar with the review site itself):
http://www.reviewcentre.com/re.....87146.html
It looks like there are some real problems with some folks getting signed up.
I also stumbled on Knightsbridge:
http://www.knightsbridgefx.com
I would be interested in hearing from anyone who has used (or tried to use) them and whether they thought the rates were competitive.
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