muttsnhahn
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Post by muttsnhahn on Oct 10, 2006 22:32:05 GMT 1
we are buying a flat in vodice.
But they now say they can't accept euro and it must be in kunar is this right?
Why do they advertise flat in euros?
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Post by Carol on Oct 11, 2006 5:08:03 GMT 1
why did you post this same question in two different places?!!
The answer to your question is in your other thread i.e. "payment for flat" under Living in Croatia.
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Post by muttsnhahn on Oct 11, 2006 8:58:30 GMT 1
why did you post this same question in two different places?!! The answer to your question is in your other thread i.e. "payment for flat" under Living in Croatia. Thanks I couldn't see for looking!  |
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Post by mambo on Oct 11, 2006 17:33:17 GMT 1
If they advertise in Euro then simply agree on the price in Kuna, but with a conversion rate of the summer.
In the wintertime the Euro will do 7,45 against the Kuna and in the summertime you will only have to pay 7,25 Kuna for an euro.
Every 100,000 euro will save you 3000 euro in exchange rates, not bad.
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Post by dravlic on Dec 5, 2006 11:41:10 GMT 1
In december last year I was pay euro 7,67 ...
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