BANK STORY FROM A MEMBER

This was exiting for me so I want to pass it on.

I lost my Wells Fargo debit card, so I went to my branch to replace it. While there I asked about the dinar, the banker who was helping me said they do handle it but they don’t have that on hand. I said no, I have some I want to exchange, can you tell me what the rate is on the screen?

She went in the back, came back and said “$3.31” to which I answered: “three dollars and thirty one cents per dinar?”. She said yes.

So I told her “OK, so I’m gong home now to get my dinar, I can bring it back and exchange it right now for $3.31?”

Again she said ‘wait, let me check again’. Went to check and came back apologizing, said the rate was showing on their international screens, but not on the bank screens.

I was very exited. I had heard those stories, but now I was experiencing it. It filled me with hope!

Thanks for all you have taught me, Ray. I’ve been listening for 4+ years to your patient wisdom, and I really appreciate you.

Fond regards, (Member’s name omitted for obvious reasons)

SassyD:
I would assume that the “international” screen rate refers to “bank-to-bank” rates….. not consumer/individual exchanger rates !!! Thus…. the often mentioned….. “back screen” vs “front screen” differences !!!