Can I redeem Thomas Cook Travellers Cheques?
Travelex, which bought Thomas Cook’s travel money business in 2000, will still accept the cheques, albeit for a 5 per cent fee. I would recommend cashing them in, along with any others you might have knocking about, and treat yourself to a night out.
Where can I cash Thomas Cook Travellers Cheques in South Africa?
Where can I cash traveller’s cheques? In South Africa, you can cash your American Express traveller’s cheques as well as Thomas Cook traveller cheques at the local banks, specialised foreign exchange bureaux as well as at some of the bigger hotels. Fees and commission usually apply.
Where can I cash Travellers Cheques in South Africa?
Travellers’ cheques may be cashed at any banks. Rennies Travel is the agent for Thomas Cook. There are a few American Express branches in some cities; Nedbank is the agent for American Express and First National Bank for Visa.
How do I encash Thomas Cook Travellers Cheques?
Alternatively, travellers cheques can be encashed at a Travelex branch. All UK Travelex branches can encash travellers cheques, however there is a maximum amount that can be processed per day, please check with the branch in advance.
Where can I cash in old Travellers Cheques?
While American Express Travellers Cheques are recognised around the world and can be used like cash in many locations, or exchanged for local currency at banks, foreign exchange bureaux and American Express Travel Service locations, acceptance is becoming increasingly uncommon.
What can you do with unused travelers checks?
Unused Travelers Cheques can be used for future trips or redeemed. Some banks allow account holders to deposit Travelers Cheques – including foreign currency Travelers Cheques – to their bank account. Please check with your bank if they allow deposit of Travelers Cheques (clearing fees may apply).
Where can I cash Travellers Cheques?
Where can I use Travellers Cheques? While American Express Travellers Cheques are recognised around the world and can be used like cash in many locations, or exchanged for local currency at banks, foreign exchange bureaux and American Express Travel Service locations, acceptance is becoming increasingly uncommon.
Can I cash Travellers Cheques at my bank?
Simply present the Cheque to the acceptor or bank where you wish to cash it. Make sure the acceptor watches while you countersign the Cheque in the lower left-hand corner. You can also exchange your Travellers Cheques for local currency free of charge at thousands of locations around the world.
Can I pay Travellers Cheques into my bank account?
What do I do with old Travellers Cheques?
If you’ve returned from your holiday with unused travellers’ cheques, you can save them for your next trip as they don’t have an expiry date. Alternatively, you can request a refund at the Post Office or currency exchange office.
Where are the Thomas Cook travellers cheques from?
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Can a Thomas Cook MasterCard be used for Travelex?
An entity that has encashed a Cheque/s from a consumer and is now seeking reimbursement (e.g. bank, financial institution, money service business, hotel and any business transaction) may present Travelex, Thomas Cook MasterCard or Visa Interpayment cheques to Travelex using the encashment procedures
When did Travelex stop issuing travellers cheques?
Travelex stopped selling Travellers Cheques in 2008 and therefore some banks and agencies will no longer encash them. There are however a number of other options available to encash travellers cheques. By Post: Complete an encashment form and send it to our Peterborough office.
Can a travellers cheque be exchanged for cash?
Each cheque carries a unique serial number, and users may exchange the cheques for cash in the destination currency at any major bank. Travellers Cheques are a good alternative for people who prefer not to use a credit or debit card, or travel with large sums of cash.
