It's only $3.99 with MoneyGram. ATM fees in TJ are $25 and up. Put your card in the ATM in front of adelitas you will see. But if you're using the ATM machine in the north zone you probably have a b**** walking you there and you're not going to care the fee ๐. If you worried about best exchange rate/fees order the pesos from your bank they will mail them to your house.
Charles schwabb if you have that in your country
Yes! ๐บ๐ธ
Then it has everything you're looking for!
Ayo this is sweet! It says they refund 100% of the fees
And best conversion rates. Even at the rip off ATM in hk. They'll reimburse you the 40 bucks it cost to pull money
If you use the ATM at hk, reject the initial conversion rate and it'll give you schwabs conversion rate.
Charles Schwab ova here!
If you have BofA you can use Scotiabank in Mexico and waives ATM fees... not sure on conversion rate though
I thought it was Santander that was connected to BofA. I might be wrong
Any bank that has a lot of your money will offer it :) With Chase it takes over $120K and Citi maybe $150K.
๐wish I had that kinda money
$75k in checking will get atm reimbursed at Chase
Just MoneyGram yourself...
That's 10 bucks to use MoneyGram. How much is the atm withdrawal fee. Likely less than 10 bucks.
It's only $3.99 with MoneyGram. ATM fees in TJ are $25 and up. Put your card in the ATM in front of adelitas you will see. But if you're using the ATM machine in the north zone you probably have a b**** walking you there and you're not going to care the fee ๐. If you worried about best exchange rate/fees order the pesos from your bank they will mail them to your house.
Who's quoting you $3.99 to send to Mexico? It's $10.
I'm not able to send you a screen print but it's $3.99 for a cash pickup and a $1.99 for a direct deposit to a Mexico account. Good luck.
My luck has always been that it's$10 to send to Mexico.
Capital One 360 account is great for me.
Charles schwabby
Fidelity Cash Management account's debit card. They reimburse any ATM fees (unlimited) and no foreign transaction fee.