Seth
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Post by Seth on Jul 27, 2004 10:29:38 GMT 1
Have been in contact with MoneyCorp Ltd and there seems to be ambiguity as to whether or not property purchases are in Kunas or Euros. Can anybody clarify the situation.
Thanks
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Post by georgeba on Jul 27, 2004 11:20:09 GMT 1
By law, you are required to conduct business transactions in the local currency, therefore all the deeds, contracts, etc., should indicate kunas. What people often do in reality is they write kunas and pay euros. Moneycorp can sell you any currency you need for your purchase, it depends on the seller what currency is used. Some of the sellers accept kunas, some don't (which is illegal).
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Post by Nigel on Jul 27, 2004 17:13:29 GMT 1
My property was priced in Euros, but all money sent to Croatia is turned into Kuna Im told.
I used moneycorp, and for my pre-contract I bourght Kuna. The sellers bank converted it to Euros at their rate, then back into kuna!!!!! It cost me lots.
I now only use Euros and let the bank do what it wants with it
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dickie
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Post by dickie on Jul 28, 2004 14:34:11 GMT 1
did all my purchase in euros and a lot of the furniture etc to kit it out
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