Peter Luna Agency
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- Feb 4, 2025
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Thanks everyone for your comments, I have found a solution.
accept that when you convert to USD from any form there will be a fee. no one works for freeMaybe in some countries when paying for advertising bills to Facebook there will be a fee for the bank (usually this fee is quite high).
I am in VietNam and usually have to pay the exchange rate from VND to USD and add nearly 1% payment fee.
Do you have any useful solutions?
I have the same question as this guy, this is also the problem I have been wondering for a long time.Maybe in some countries when paying for advertising bills to Facebook there will be a fee for the bank (usually this fee is quite high).
I am in VietNam and usually have to pay the exchange rate from VND to USD and add nearly 1% payment fee.
Do you have any useful solutions?
I have the solution, if you need it just message meI have the same question as this guy, this is also the problem I have been wondering for a long time.
Using an international credit card will help you avoid conversion fees, but be aware that there may also be other fees involved.Maybe in some countries when paying for advertising bills to Facebook there will be a fee for the bank (usually this fee is quite high).
I am in VietNam and usually have to pay the exchange rate from VND to USD and add nearly 1% payment fee.
Do you have any useful solutions?
Yeah, VN cards charge FX + international fees, so costs add up. A few simple fixes:Maybe in some countries when paying for advertising bills to Facebook there will be a fee for the bank (usually this fee is quite high).
I am in VietNam and usually have to pay the exchange rate from VND to USD and add nearly 1% payment fee.
Do you have any useful solutions?