Please be careful with this company
Please be careful with this company. They stole my money. They are very very rude. Really bad people.

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Money exchange, 0% commission on all selling currencies
242-248 Oxford street London, W1C 1DH, London , United Kingdom
Please be careful with this company. They stole my money. They are very very rude. Really bad people.

Reply from Currencygem
Excellant service. First time I was using them. I wanted to buy some colombian pesos and could not find it anywhere. The cashier there had them to my surprise and he told me if I have any left over he will take them back from me and advised not to bring coins as they are not worth it to change them. I bought also from them US Dollar. Definitly recommend Currencygem on Oxford street. Well done mate

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