American Express Foreign Transaction Super

[vatchesa]

gold credit card, no foreign transaction fee
And right now manam India lo emana konte $1= 61.89 rupees charge chestadu Anta

Ipudu manam India lo em em cheyochu cheppandi,,,, transaction rate bagundi

[always_happy116]

Already in India..

[vatchesa]

Already in India..

Next week

[donganaaK]

r u sure ? .... Amex vaadu 3-4 % charge chesthaadu india lo transactions ki ..... also , its not of a big Use here anyways , most of the regular places lo accept cheyyaru

[Nellore Pedda reddy]

amex vadu 2.7% charge chesthadu foreign transaction ki

[Legends]

Entha aithe antha gokeyyi. Taruvatha chooskundam.

[anandam2012]

r u sure ? .... Amex vaadu 3-4 % charge chesthaadu india lo transactions ki ..... also , its not of a big Use here anyways , most of the regular places lo accept cheyyaru

it depends on cards bhayya//

[vatchesa]

Nadi gold card bayya, 2 months back teesesadu Anta fee
Ipudu free free free free

[donganaaK]

it depends on cards bhayya//

 

transaction charge ah bro ? .... maybe ...., I hardly use my amex cards here but vaadinappudu anthey charge chesthadu ... 

[donganaaK]

Nadi gold card bayya, 2 months back teesesadu Anta fee
Ipudu free free free free

 

oh cool aithe .... but only koncham high end places lo ne accept chestharu amex cards , india lo

[anandam2012]

transaction charge ah bro ? .... maybe ...., I hardly use my amex cards here but vaadinappudu anthey charge chesthadu ... 

yah foreign transaction charge bro...konni cards no foreign transaction charge...check ur amex card benefits

[donganaaK]

yah foreign transaction charge bro...konni cards no foreign transaction charge...check ur amex card benefits

 

yeah bro ... will check.. thanks ...

[ronitreddy]

masthu cards unnayi ala..

 

BOFA travel rewards kuda no transaction fee..entha ante antha shopping chesko..

[just2deal]

Avoid hidden surcharges on 'no-FTF' cards

Even if you pick one of these "no-FTF" credit cards for your next international adventure, you could still get socked by fees from local banks or retailers. Here's how to keep your trip surcharge-free:

• Despite what your bank might tell you, merchants don't always welcome every American credit card equally. Stores might request or require you to use a card that transacts on their preferred network. If you prefer to carry an American Express or Discover card, pack a "spare" Visa or MasterCard to ensure acceptance.
• Watch for "dynamic currency conversion" offers. Point-of-sale systems in tourist havens often use an unfavorable exchange rate while tacking on processing fees. Ask to do business in local currency and let your bank save you money.
• Use ATM cash advances for emergencies only. Even "no-FTF" credit cards charge hefty cash advance processing fees. Plus, you'll usually have to pay a surcharge to a local ATM operator that can run as high as $20 in tourist districts. Instead, drop cash into an online checking account with a no-fee debit card.

Finally, protect yourself against pickpockets by writing down your credit card companies' emergency phone numbers and key account details before you leave. Keep a copy separate from your wallet or valuables. If your card gets lost or stolen, your bank's emergency assistance team can help replace your card or provide an emergency cash advance much more quickly than if they have to look up and verify your account information.

[phatposts]

r u sure ? .... Amex vaadu 3-4 % charge chesthaadu india lo transactions ki ..... also , its not of a big Use here anyways , most of the regular places lo accept cheyyaru

Not on all cards bro. Gold card meeda chestadu.

 

See this:

Annual Fee 
The American Express®Premier Rewards Gold Card will have a $0 introductory annual fee for the first year of Card Membership. After the first year, the annual fee for the Basic Card will be $175. There is no annual fee for up to 5 Additional Cards. The annual fee for 6 or more Additional Cards is $35 for each Card. Foreign Transaction Fee: 2.7% of each transaction after conversion to US dollars.^†

 

Source: https://www304.americanexpress.com/credit-card/compare