Dnia Mon, 18 Apr 2005 22:10:28 +0200, blad napisal/a:

> glupi przyklad - niemiecka karta pewnie rozliczana w EUR a w Grecji tez
> EUR :-)
chyba własnie taki miał być przykład..
> jak karta rozliczana przez EUR to nie doplacisz VISIE tylko bankowi aa
> normalne przeliczenie EUR-PLN
a tutaj:
http://corporate.visa.com/pd/consumer_ex_faq.jsp?src
=ex_home#faq6

Has Visa changed its fee structure for international transactions?

Effective April 1, Visa will assess a 1% International Service Assessment
(ISA). The ISA is not a currency conversion fee but rather a charge to
issuing banks when transactions use the global payment system. The ISA
will also be charged to Issuers on same currency, cross-border
transactions like DCC. Visa will no longer charge issuing banks the 1%
Multicurrency conversion fee. It is important to note that Issuing banks
determine the cardholder pricing structure. Some banks charge mark-ups for
same-currency cross-border transactions; others do not. If you frequently
travel internationally, the different pricing structures charged by
issuing banks should be one of the factors you take into consideration
when you select the Visa card that best suits your needs.


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Krzysztof Lerski