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How to exchange your Euro(€) cheques or money-orders,
UK Based Sellers only:IMPORTANT :
Some cheques and money orders from mainland Europe are account payee only and cannot be endorsed to a 'third party'. To ensure that any orders/cheques that you send to us are able to be processed, they must be made payable to E St Clare, or else we cannot exchange them.1. Existing users :
Include your Euro cheques or cash, along with your US$ exchange. They can be included in your online submission by selecting the correct payment type from the drop down box, the exchange rate for each currency type is automatically calculated for you.
2. New users:
Please click here to register with us, thank you
3. Mail your euro payment to us,
4. Mail to :- E St.Clare, PO Box 302, Southport PR8 2FR England
- Include your contact information (registered email address ?)
5. On receipt I will return a £cheque and statement (€ cheques may have to clear first)
6. There is a fee of 95pence per batch (1 or 101 orders in 1 batch) this is to cover the cost of sending your payment back to you and to help with our bank charges.
Exchange Example... for week commencing Mon 9th April 2001,
I will exchange at €1.74/£1.00 (*var) eg: €25 @ 1.74 = £14.37Please click here for this weeks exchange rate
*(I reserve the right to alter the rate either up or down to reflect any major changes in the general money markets, the rate will be amended weekly in line with the 'buy rate' of Nat West Bank)..........The rate will be applied for the week the cheques/money orders are received by me. I appreciate the rate is not quite as good as the major high street banks, but I do not charge £10.00 commission/transaction (Nat. West) Barclays are a little less but some banks fees are even higher !
