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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (57767)	12/29/2004 4:23:21 PM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 74559

This is an old article from Year 2000 (still talked about strong $<g>), so the info. might have changed, but worth to check them out. Foreign exchange fees Here's a look at what major issuers charge for credit card purchases in foreign currencies. Cash advances are a different animal, so consumers should check with their issuer about the cost of those. Discover isn't listed because the card is for domestic use only. Citibank -- 3 percent BankOne/First USA -- 3 percent MBNA -- no surcharge Chase Manhattan -- 3 percent American Express -- 2 percent Bank of America -- 3 percent Providian -- 3 percent Capital One -- no surcharge Fleet Financial -- no surcharge Wells Fargo -- no surcharge bankrate.com