[Captscottreeh]

I've been looking at some cool websites for accesories.The problem is they are in Europe and the prices are in leers ( sp ? ).Does anyone know the conversion to US dollars?And how hard is it to order stuff from across the pond and get it to the States?Thanks for all the help, to those that reply.

 

[Adventure96]

Try:
www.x-rates.com/calculator.html

Joe

 

[jimmyj900]

If I remember correctly, your local post office can supply 'International Money Orders' that you can buy in $US for any amount in other currencies.

It's been quite a few years since I used one, but it wasn't much more difficult than a regular money order.

Jim

 

[CrazyCroc]

I use EBay's: http://pages.ebay.com/services/buyandsell/currencyconverter.html. They use the XE.com Universal Currency Converter, supposedly the world's most popular.

Lucky for me my wife orders a lot of stuff on EBay from overseas. :wink: You just have to use reputable people and order from a place where there is some means to gauge their past service to others, such as EBays feedback tools, or just references from people who have used them. Watch out for knock offs.

 

[parrycm]

If you found a website selling in lire, then it must be pretty old! The lire went away in 2002 and was replaced by the euro. :razz: