Thank you!sero wroteToday, at 1770 (sold USD)nas93 wroteAnyone recently exchanged $ to LBP at the sarraf? What are the rates?
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Agree with xerxes, anyone exchanging USD please let us know.
Thank you!sero wroteToday, at 1770 (sold USD)nas93 wroteAnyone recently exchanged $ to LBP at the sarraf? What are the rates?
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they use the "official" rate 1 usd = 1507 lbp aka they buy your 1$ for 1507 lira while exchange shop should give you about 1750 lira for your 1$VincentKeyboard wroteIf you want to withdraw LP from a dollars account in a bank, what are their exchange rates?
Ok, good. That's a relief. I don't want banks to start going over the official rate.karimo wrotethey use the "official" rate 1 usd = 1507 lbp aka they buy your 1$ for 1507 lira while exchange shop should give you about 1750 lira for your 1$VincentKeyboard wroteIf you want to withdraw LP from a dollars account in a bank, what are their exchange rates?
only withdraw lbp from usd account if you REALLY need the money for emergency, otherwise wait till banks start letting people to withdraw usd
I came here to ask the same question. No one is willing to give me the rate today.dsoftware.king wroteDoes anyone know the exchange rate today?
Honestly I am afraid to check the updates on this thread.dsoftware.king wroteDoes anyone know the exchange rate today?
You are not already in big trouble?Kareem wroteI read few mins ago that banks will close tomorrow until further notice. I hope this ain't true otherwise I'll be in a really big trouble :)
Actually "I" am but my sister who happens to be in the US pursuing her studies needs money ( tuition, rent etc..) and since we can't transfer money anymore ( which is absolutely obnoxious and unfair), I need to withdraw dollars in LBP at 1505 rate from the bank, convert the LBP to USD at 1750 and give the money to someone going to the states after tomorrow.rolf wroteYou are not already in big trouble?Kareem wroteI read few mins ago that banks will close tomorrow until further notice. I hope this ain't true otherwise I'll be in a really big trouble :)
What does American Express credit cards have to do with the situation here?Kareem wrote
Ironically, I just realized that AMEX reduced my CC limit from 15K to 3.2K WITHOUT ANY NOTICE
This is beyond ridiculous... and this country is literally ruled by mafias.
Exactly... NOTHING... but it's like everyone is going with the flow. It only means one thing... They're minimizing the risks but why? probably because of lack of high demand, low supply of USD.AVOlio wroteWhat does American Express credit cards have to do with the situation here?Kareem wrote
Ironically, I just realized that AMEX reduced my CC limit from 15K to 3.2K WITHOUT ANY NOTICE
This is beyond ridiculous... and this country is literally ruled by mafias.
This is now confirmed, "The union of bank employees declared an open strike starting tomorrow until things are calm again". Finally, they find a good excuse to shut down the bank: the safety of bank employees.Kareem wroteI read few mins ago that banks will close tomorrow until further notice. I hope this ain't true otherwise I'll be in a really big trouble :)
I am still trying to find out if it is possible to use LBP debit cards to purchase foreign currencies online.Kareem wrote Actually "I" am but my sister who happens to be in the US pursuing her studies needs money ( tuition, rent etc..) and since we can't transfer money anymore ( which is absolutely obnoxious and unfair), I need to withdraw dollars in LBP at 1505 rate from the bank, convert the LBP to USD at 1750 and give the money to someone going to the states after tomorrow.
I used my EUR credit card to buy something in USD online... they charged me 4.5% currency exchange excluding the 2% fees :)rolf wroteI am still trying to find out if it is possible to use LBP debit cards to purchase foreign currencies online.Kareem wrote Actually "I" am but my sister who happens to be in the US pursuing her studies needs money ( tuition, rent etc..) and since we can't transfer money anymore ( which is absolutely obnoxious and unfair), I need to withdraw dollars in LBP at 1505 rate from the bank, convert the LBP to USD at 1750 and give the money to someone going to the states after tomorrow.
Oh OK.Kareem wroteI used my EUR credit card to buy something in USD online... they charged me 4.5% currency exchange excluding the 2% fees :)rolf wroteI am still trying to find out if it is possible to use LBP debit cards to purchase foreign currencies online.Kareem wrote Actually "I" am but my sister who happens to be in the US pursuing her studies needs money ( tuition, rent etc..) and since we can't transfer money anymore ( which is absolutely obnoxious and unfair), I need to withdraw dollars in LBP at 1505 rate from the bank, convert the LBP to USD at 1750 and give the money to someone going to the states after tomorrow.