gwrobel 10 | 19 6 Nov 2012 / #1If one was to send some cash to relatives in Poland would the recipient likely to prefer to receive Zloty or US$?
Zibi - | 335 6 Nov 2012 / #2I would prefer Zloty, but who knows what they think. USD cannot be used here unless converted to PLN.
4 eigner 2 | 816 6 Nov 2012 / #3USD cannot be used herebesides, can you even receive $ or will you automatically receive PLN when someone will send you cash from the US (or any other country for that matter)?
Zibi - | 335 6 Nov 2012 / #4If one has a USD denominated account in any polish bank, that should not be a problem (i.e. to receive USD from abroad). But now I'm thinking that the exchange rate used in a US bank would probably be crap compared to the rate offered locally in polish banks/kantors, so maybe it would make sense to send USD after all.....
4 eigner 2 | 816 6 Nov 2012 / #5If one has a USD denominated account in any polish bankoh OK, so in any other case you'll receive PLN
OP gwrobel 10 | 19 6 Nov 2012 / #6i could be wrong but i figure that if "someone" sent (as an example) $100 USD rather than the equivilent in Zloty the recipient could find a local conversion source to get more "bang for the buck" .
PAKI 6 Nov 2012 / #7[quote=4 eigner]besides, can you even receive $ or will you automatically receive PLN[/quoteAs the money is sent in.Depends on the country laws but it is legal to recieve and send money in and out of Poland in $ or zlotays4 eignerwesternunion can do that without acct.... (Edit )