The whole lot it is advisable find out about pesos earlier than you journey to Mexico! On this video, I am sharing my finest recommendation about utilizing …
Question, I haven't been to Mexico since 2013 to visit family. Ik once on the plane you have to declare the amount you have. I have way less than than the maximum being 10k USD or it's equivalent. I have my money before via my bank before going, now my question is when I go through Mexican customs, do I need to worry at the airport about customs shaking me down for money?
I am visiting Mexico next month so from your video it sounds like I should only bring cash for tipping, but I can use my debit card for everything else. What I didn’t quite understand was it sounds like I have to choose whether or not my card is gonna convert to USD. Could you explain that a little bit more when I’m using my debit card?
Regarding ATMs: I second her thought about using only a bank's ATM. I was in Portugal and I tried to withdrawal cash from a random stand-alone ATM on the street. After I put in my PIN, it ejected my card and told me it was out of service. When I received my bank statement the following month, I found that a whole bunch of small withdrawals had been made using my card somewhere in the Middle East. Thankfully, I was able to prove that I was nowhere near the Middle East on the withdrawal dates, and I got my money back.
The coins called pesos too? Are they considered a smaller denomination than the bills? I am confused because I got some popcorn in. It said it was 89 pesos and so I gave a one dollar coin and the lady looked at me funny and then I just gave her a bill that said 100 pesos and then she gave me some change back.
OMG, after all these years I finally have a use for the tiny calculator I carry in my purse. I''m impressed everyone casually talks about street food. I also watch some China vids and they continually report that the street food is not safe.
Hola Aly! Something that you should have mentioned that is helpful to potential visitors. The $20 and $50 peso bills are printed on polymer plastic making them waterproof for swimming in the ocean and to the pool bar! Buena suerte!
And more important venmo is not available in Mexico so please always bring some cash if you really want to tip someone cause saying venmo it seems like you really don’t want to pay or be grateful. Thank you for your attention and welcome to México
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When I use a random ATM in Mexico, I got scammed for a few thousand dollars extra that they took out. So yes, that part is very true.
Better idea… Don't go to Mexico. The scammers and corruption are off the charts. Spend your money else where
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what is the point of a voluntary conversion fee at the ATM's? Why would you knowingly accept?
Question, I haven't been to Mexico since 2013 to visit family. Ik once on the plane you have to declare the amount you have. I have way less than than the maximum being 10k USD or it's equivalent. I have my money before via my bank before going, now my question is when I go through Mexican customs, do I need to worry at the airport about customs shaking me down for money?
10 pesos is not one dollar, it actually is 20 pesos
I am visiting Mexico next month so from your video it sounds like I should only bring cash for tipping, but I can use my debit card for everything else. What I didn’t quite understand was it sounds like I have to choose whether or not my card is gonna convert to USD. Could you explain that a little bit more when I’m using my debit card?
Better yet, don’t come and gentrify Mexico. Bye
Regarding ATMs: I second her thought about using only a bank's ATM. I was in Portugal and I tried to withdrawal cash from a random stand-alone ATM on the street. After I put in my PIN, it ejected my card and told me it was out of service. When I received my bank statement the following month, I found that a whole bunch of small withdrawals had been made using my card somewhere in the Middle East. Thankfully, I was able to prove that I was nowhere near the Middle East on the withdrawal dates, and I got my money back.
They now have 20 peso coins and they closely resemble the 10 peso ones so you have to make sure you check them.
Thanks. Would you suggest getting pesos at the airport before going?
or as the Norse do round up on everything as a tip, there is only 200 not 190
The coins called pesos too? Are they considered a smaller denomination than the bills? I am confused because I got some popcorn in. It said it was 89 pesos and so I gave a one dollar coin and the lady looked at me funny and then I just gave her a bill that said 100 pesos and then she gave me some change back.
More like alley smells
GGGGGGGEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS Aly you should have commented back to ppl below. BTW DDs right?
She can get all the pesos!
its 2025 and the exchangr rate is aroung 20 to 1.
this girl is ripped.
I use pesos cause I love negotiating
Crazy how the conversion is now 20:1 usd this video isn’t even that old yet
Dont travel to Mexico at all. Stay in your own country.
Do a vid on car repairs.
OMG, after all these years I finally have a use for the tiny calculator I carry in my purse.
I''m impressed everyone casually talks about street food. I also watch some China vids and they
continually report that the street food is not safe.
Hola Aly! Something that you should have mentioned that is helpful to potential visitors. The $20 and $50 peso bills are printed on polymer plastic making them waterproof for swimming in the ocean and to the pool bar! Buena suerte!
Just bring the stripper money to Mexico
And more important venmo is not available in Mexico so please always bring some cash if you really want to tip someone cause saying venmo it seems like you really don’t want to pay or be grateful. Thank you for your attention and welcome to México
Kinda worthless.
Ty for the video, going to Mexico in a few weeks for a month.
What do you recommend tipping? I’m American, so usually at a restaurant it’s 15-20% the bill, is this expected in Mexico?
Thank you is good to know im taken a trip to mexico next week.