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OT: Paging Ace (and other Swiss types)



Question from colleague:

"Are Euros widely accepted in Switzerland?"
Widely, yes - universally, no.
Quite. And only as a last resort, really, at an unfavourable rate and
getting francs as change. Much better to work in francs.
Stolen nazi gold, exchanged at the border. YKIMS.


Your cashpoint card should work, though.
Widely accepted, including automated 24hr patrol machines which don't
rip you off too much, IIRC. The closer to the border you are the more
likely they'll be accepted.


His son't going there on holiday, and we wants to know if he needs to
take Swiss francs.
I think it'd be worth getting some out of an ATM on arrival, but stick
with using cards wherever possible (and that's nearly always, even for
small amount like a couple of beers) to avoid charges.