This place is a total sham. They won't take certain US denominations ($50 bills), forcing you to use your credit card to exchange money. An atrocious exchange rate and then multiple fees on top of it. Then you have to provide all sorts of personal information to them to complete their financial raping of you. On top of that the people working there are rude and slow. read more

Can an airport money exchange center be awesome? Maybe but this is certainly just middle of the road. Daily board with exchange rates. Only lists about eleven or twelve forms of currency. The actual stations hold about twenty. Does seem to be seasonal with what they have. I'm sure they do hold obscure currencies but only about $100 worth. If you want to change serious coin stop in at a proper bank location. You: " I would like X amount of X currency please." Them: "With today's rare, that will be X currency." You can even get your money in a nice paper envelope if you so choose! Nothing overly spectacular from counter friendliness to the transaction but it works in a pinch. As I said before, planning to exchange money before a trip or even back in the country, stop in at your local bank. The rates are not the best but if you forgot and need to exchange in a hurry this place will do. Fairly straight forward. Some airport employees can exchange minus the change fee. Seems to depend on who you are dealing with that day and time. Haven't noticed a lot of consistencies between terminals on that policy. read more

World Wide Money Exchange - Daily prices. - Currency Exchange Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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indira it's very kind and adorable she is very helpful with the clients and pacient thank to her. i will be coming back to this business she make me fill like family. read more

Ask for social security number. Totally inappropriate and exchange rate was fabricated

They serve a useful purpose but have incredibly aggressive pricing. They double dip you by marking up the currency and then charging a fee. By my rough math, they tried to mark things up well in excess 15%. My advice: use an ATM in the country you visit. read more