for interbook transfers, they do not charge a fee. the rate they use is pretty good too. pinnacle charges a 3% fee for currency exchange.
another reason to stick with the greek
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08-22-07 04:24 PM #1
The Greek does not charge a fee for currency exchange
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08-23-07 05:20 AM #2
10bet and betfair use oanda for exchange I believe.
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08-23-07 08:40 AM #3
i called up the greek. they quoted me a price that is more favorable than the exchange rate posted on Oanda. that is if you're converting USD to foreign currency. If you do foerign currency to USD, then it is worse than listed on Oanda. since they do not charge a commission. the greek is a must have if your home country curreny is not USD and you have some extra cash in other sportsbooks that are in USD that you need to convert it to your home currency.
Originally Posted by pjesnik24
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