Carry your ATM card on your body. Or leave it somewhere safe when you do
not need it out in the streets.
ATM.s are everywhere. Even in San Ignacio in Misiones, Argentina!
Or even Barreirinhas in Maranhao, Brazil.
And the best terrace in Salvador, Brazil (Terreiro de Jesus).
An ATM adjacent; at your service!
Sander
Amsterdam
Holland
"Peacenik" wrote in message
news:sLqTc.121949$8_6.41401@attbi_s04...
> "PINKO" wrote in message
> news:2m77dhFjoff8U1@uni-berlin.de...
> >
> > "Chris Deborah Moore" wrote in message
> > news:OwBKc.278599$Gx4.47905@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net...
> > > When you say no one will cash travelers' checks, do you include
hotels?
> We
> > > have never had trouble cashing travelers' checks at our hotel. We will
> be
> > > going to Argentina for two weeks in August. I was debating how much
> money
> > to
> > > carry in travelers' checks. Do you think the hotel will cash them, or
> > should
> > > I just take some USD and use my ATM/debit card?
> > >
> >
> > The latter. There's ATMs everywhere. Carry some cash if you go outside
the
> > city. Travelers Checks are a pain.
>
> I'd rather have travellers checks stolen than my ATM card, credit card, or
> cash. Travellers checks are the safest, and you can always find banks that
> cash them. American Express TCs seem to be the most widely accepted.
>
> --
> Peacenik
>
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