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Commission Waived on Purchasing/Reloading Travelex Cash Passport

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Commission Waived on Purchasing/Reloading Travelex Cash Passport
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PTiger on 18/09/2009 - 14:37 onlinetravelmoney.com.au (209 clicks)

For a limited time, Travelex has waived the commission on purchasing and reloading a Travelex Cash Passport! That's right, no card issue fee and no commission on reloads!

Cash Passport is a Prepaid Travel Money card that provides access to local currency at over 1 million Visa ATMs and the Cash Passport Debit Card* is also accepted at over 25 million Visa retailers and online.

Available in up to 7 currencies (depending on the card type), your Cash Passport comes with a free 2nd back up card and access to Travelex's award winning 24/7 Global Emergency Assistance which includes a range of free services including replacement cards, emergency cash to anywhere in the world if your cards are lost or stolen, translator services and help finding legal or medical support.

This offer is valid from 18/09/09 to 31/10/09 only and can only be redeemed by visiting the ZUJI Cash Passport online ordering site.

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  • battler on 18/09/2009 - 14:41

    bit more description in the title would be handy

    • scotty on 18/09/2009 - 14:46

      Fixed it for ya.

  • chloden on 18/09/2009 - 14:46

    Cost for making withdrawals

    • skinny on 18/09/2009 - 15:26

      Agree it should be called "Cash Cow" - they slug with charge everytime you withdraw money.

      • Tiger on 18/09/2009 - 15:57

        Chloden and Skinny, are you complaining about the actual cost or the fact that it is not free?

        • chloden on 18/09/2009 - 17:51

          ANZ have a $12 fee to load with free withdrawals, just comparing it to that!

          Seems the guy at ANZ got it wrong and there are fees for withdrawing through ATM's……not happy as purchased $2000 US thinking it was fee free, will be going to back to branch Monday!

  • bargrin on 18/09/2009 - 16:36

    I think every bank account charges you for overseas ATM withdrawl so comparing it to that this might not deserve a neg.

    • bargainbro on 18/09/2009 - 16:52

      Not if you use a Wizard Clear Advantage Mastercard.

      • odysseus on 18/09/2009 - 20:05

        Different, that's a credit card, not an electronic cash wallet. May be better for some people, but it's still a different thing.

    • BelLikesABarg on 18/09/2009 - 17:54

      my bank charges $5 for foreign withdrawal transactions whereas with this card its $3.75, so u save a little bit

  • bargrin on 18/09/2009 - 17:25

    does that let you take cash out for free, cause I got one of those cards but didnt know you could take cash out of ATM.

    So I am guessing you just got to load it up with cash first ?

  • Natt on 19/09/2009 - 00:47

    actually compared to similar products this is a saving

    BUT the exchange rate they give you is not as good

    for example this provider 1 AUD = .8439

    commonwealth is .8510

    not too bad with the pound but

    heres hoping the other providers do the same :)

  • chau1029 on 23/09/2009 - 16:43

    From my past experience, the best way to get forex is order some cash online (travelex.com.au), the online rate is heaps better than walk in! Then use your credit card for most purchases.

    Since credit card provider use wholesale rate, I was still better off than these Travel Card despite being charged extra 3% by AMEX.

    • skinny on 23/09/2009 - 17:37

      or alternatively, you can order online at the same rate and collect using cash at a nominated counter (perhaps at the airport?)

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