Buy Back
Bureau de change, banks and the high street providers state that they are commission free but add on extra mark up to the buy back exchange rate that customers are not aware of. This can work out very expensive!
We give you the interbank exchange rate when you sell currency and clearly show our low cost fee on top. No more hidden fees, along with a convenient service with the pound equivalent sent directly to your bank account. Use our handy currency converter and compare exchange rates below.
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Source: compareholidaymoney.com
You sell us
You get British pounds
GBP
You Sell | Exchange rate | You Receive (After fees) |
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*We capture the exchange rates being offered by airports and high street providers once a month and calculate what spread they are taking off the live interbank rate. We then compare that to what rates we are offering to calculate the savings you can make if you use us.
*Your potential saving has been calculated using our exchange rate and the most expensive provider's rate in the market at a given point in time.
" Once your currency buy back order is placed, you will be provided with an indicative captured interbank exchange rate and our fee"
Please make sure the item has been insured to correct value in the event of loss or theft and keep hold of the tracking ID.
Send to the following address: TCC, PO BOX 66831, London, W27TB
Once we have received your buy back currency in the cash centre the real exchange rate and our fee will be applied at the time we process your order. We shall then make payment to the bank account details you have provided.
Please send your currency back to us using Royal Mail Special Delivery and insure it at the post office up to the value of its contents in GBP. This will give you peace of mind you are using a service which is insured and secure to send cash in the post. Always remember to use the tamper proof bag supplied by Royal Mail.
If your currency goes missing on its way to us, you will have to open an investigation case with Royal Mail.Provided you have selected the Special Delivery service from Royal Mail and that you have insured the currency value correctly and adhered to Royal Mail's terms and conditions correctly, Royal Mail will then reimburse you the amount you have lost. Please check Royal Mail's website www.royalmail.com for full terms and conditions of their service as they will be subject to changes.
Royal Mail do not always deliver on Saturdays, so the latest we will receive your package should be by 1pm on Monday unless there is a bank holiday.Always keep an eye on the tracking information provided by Royal Mail via their website.
The Currency Club will apply the rate at the point in time that your order is processed by a cashier. This can be at any time within the working day from when the currency enters our cash centre to close of business.The Currency Club will however do its best to process your buy back order as promptly as possible.You will be notified via email of when we receive your currency and as its being processed.
Yes we do accept 500 EUR notes however, they attract a 3% fee. This is because The Currency Club gets charged significantly more to repatriate these notes back to mainland Europe as they cannot be sold to customers within the UK. Please feel free to contact our customer services team if you have any queries relating to other currency denominations.
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