thai baht rate update

[ahyong]

Today rate at SuperRich Bangkok

SGD$1 - 25.05 Baht
SGD$1 - 25.15 Baht (1000 Note)

[havock27]

Originally Posted by ahyong

Today rate at SuperRich Bangkok

SGD$1 - 25.05 Baht
SGD$1 - 25.15 Baht (1000 Note)

where is superrich location in Singapore and contact number thanks

[ahyong]

Originally Posted by havock27

where is superrich location in Singapore and contact number thanks

hi bro don't think there is a branch in Singapore

[havock27]

ok thanks sir

[charlieboy86]

Today Superrich Bangkok rate at

S$1 = THB 25.05
S$1 (S$1000 bill ) = THB 25.15

[milts]

Originally Posted by havock27

where is superrich location in Singapore and contact number thanks

Superrich is Bangkok money changer. Not available in Singapore.

Help you abit.

http://www.superrich1965.com/
http://www.superrichthailand.com/new/exchange.html
http://www.grandsuperrich.com/en/

Last one usually a little better rates.

[bongbong]

so is better to change over there?

[Pinkreika]

Originally Posted by bongbong

so is better to change over there?

Unless u r staying near those $$ changer else forget it, change in sg.

[sojo]

Originally Posted by Pinkreika

Unless u r staying near those $$ changer else forget it, change in sg.

draw from uob atm, best not to carry too much cash around

[peterandjeab]

go gm and try bro

[Nesta74]

hey bro u can draw at atm but there will be a sing $6 charge for every trans.....just sharing...cheers

[Ninja_Assassin]

Originally Posted by Nesta74

hey bro u can draw at atm but there will be a sing $6 charge for every trans.....just sharing...cheers

Depends on which bank you are using....
For UOB ATM cards making withdrawal at UOB Thailand..... no charge
For UOB ATM cards making withdrawal at other banks...... S$6.00 service fee
For other banks ATM cards making withdrawal at UOB Thailand..... S$5.00 service fee.
For Kasikorn ATM card making withdrawal at Kasikorn banks..... no charge
For Citibank cards making withdrawal at ATMs..... no charge by Citibank but you pay the ATM service fee at point of withdrawal.

[KatoeyLover69]

Report from Bangkok Post dated 6 September 2013 :-

Warning over fake ringgit in Southern Thailand

The Thai Association of Foreign Exchange is warning the public about the widespread of use of fake foreign currencies in Thailand, particularly in the southern provinces, where Malaysian ringgit is the most commonly faked note

Chanaporn Poonsuphirun, the association’s president said the counterfeit ringgit notes are very realistic, so difficult to differentiate from the real thing.

She said fake ringgit notes are being discovered from Chumphon down to the border with Malaysia, due to high numbers of Malaysian visitors to Southern Thailand.

Other fake currencies found in Thailand include Indian rupee and United Arab Emirates dirham.

She said the association is trying to educate employees working in exchange shops in the South to detect fakes. It is also training personnel in exchange shops nationwide about cancelled banknotes, so they avoid accepting notes that are no longer usable.

Currently, there are around 1,300 exchange shops operated under licences granted by the Bank of Thailand but there are also more than 1,000 shops operated without licences. The association is planning to work with the Central Bank to draw these unlicensed shops back into the legal system.

Ms Chanaporn said there is currently a shortage of specialist staff in the industry, because it takes at least two or three years to train a person in examining foreign banknotes. She said the base salary for a skilled worker should be between 20,000-30,000 baht a month.

The association said many businesses are competing against one another for skilled staff, so are attempting to attract the best workers through employee incentives such as profit sharing.
----- KatoeyNewsNetwork

[bongbong]

Originally Posted by Ninja_Assassin

Depends on which bank you are using....
For UOB ATM cards making withdrawal at UOB Thailand..... no charge
For UOB ATM cards making withdrawal at other banks...... S$6.00 service fee
For other banks ATM cards making withdrawal at UOB Thailand..... S$5.00 service fee.
For Kasikorn ATM card making withdrawal at Kasikorn banks..... no charge
For Citibank cards making withdrawal at ATMs..... no charge by Citibank but you pay the ATM service fee at point of withdrawal.

hey bro can ocbc normal atm card withdraw money at UOB atm machine?

[ahtecklim]

Originally Posted by bongbong

hey bro can ocbc normal atm card withdraw money at UOB atm machine?

Does your card have a Plus sign behind?