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• Judar_Spitzer

  January 2012

  I just had to do this for Cuba -- I would suggest going to Wells Fargo downtown, the main branch. They charge $5, free if you are a WF member. There's also the currency exchange at PDX, which offers competitive rates compared to other exchanges in Portland. Wells Fargo is the only bank in town that keeps large amounts of euros on hand; otherwise you have to order them from your bank of choice up to a week in advance.
• YoursTruly

  January 2012 edited January 2012

  I suggest hiring Mike to broker a deal with Xxxx.
  He got me a great deal on euros. And I didn't have to pay him!
• Leland

  January 2012 edited January 2012

  Many of the ATMs in Europe give out Euros.
• 1234

  January 2012

  I already emailed my source and the euro isn't easy to find at decent rates.
  
  DON'T RAT OUT MY SOURCE!
• YoursTruly

  January 2012

  SORRY!!!!!!!!!
  
  Surely Xxxx isn't the only (wo)man in town with euros though, right??? We are a traveling bunch. Too bad Xxxx is in Xxxxxx with Xxxxxx or (s)he might be able to give you some.....(s)he's in the same [redacted] as Xxxx, thus travels the same amount!
• YoursTruly

  January 2012

  GUESS WHAT I JUST SAID
• 1234

  January 2012

  Oh... I know. They are both in XXXXX.
• YoursTruly

  January 2012

  You are fiendishly clever
• Andrew

  January 2012

  Thank you to @Bobby_Briggs and everybody else GET BENT.
• Cherry_Pie

  January 2012

  I miss, Gary.
• ThickeningAgent

  February 2012

  I've got 50 euros I'll sell you, fresh from Europe. literally, like they were there this morning.
• MirandaJuly

  February 2012

  Did you guys see this shee? I almost understand the problems now.
  
  http://pierreouellette.com/euro_crisis.html