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• 笑える
• 2021/06/09 (Wed) 17:32
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I don't know what you mean by #2471's redundant comment, but the rule of thumb is to use the local currency (in this case JYE) when using a card like Costco VISA that does not charge a Foreign Exchange Fee.

If you choose USD, Amazon's partner bank will convert JYE=>USD at the exchange rate Visa International sets daily, plus a few percent commission. If you choose JYE, the JYE=>USD conversion will be completed without that fee. As far as I can imagine, Costco Visa's operating bank (Citi) pays the exchange commission to Visa International.

• 倍金萬
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 11:33
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＞ Even if you are logged in ？

＞ you can read it if you log in.


Until then, it was logged in, so it became "why". When I opened Amazon Japan again after asking the above, it was logged out.

But the Japanese for "Amazon Currency Converter （ Amazon Currency Converter ） Terms and Conditions" was too difficult for me to understand. Well, "terms and conditions" and such kind of sentences are intentionally made difficult to read, aren't they?


You are concerned about "commission" in "#2468 Sorry", what percentage is this commission?

I use my Costco VISA Card when I shop in Japan while traveling, and I am registered with Amazon Japan using the same card. Is that fee a percentage that I should be concerned about?

I see the amount converted to dollars in the statement when I shop at either, but the yen-dollar exchange rate is always changing, so I don't bother to check the exchange rate at the time of purchase and calculate it.

• ムーチョロコモコ
• 2021/06/10 (Thu) 16:53
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I missed the currency code "JYE" by "#2484 LOL" ！
Other currency codes are "UKL", "SID", and "SFR".
oops, sorry for being off-topic ！

• すみません
• 2021/06/11 (Fri) 00:46
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2485 Double Money Man

I believe that no commission is better than no commission. Even though I am a cheapskate, I always try to avoid paying unnecessary fees in my life.
I just wanted to know if it makes a difference in the amount you pay whether you know about it or not.

2484 LOL

I asked the question because I thought so too. I had a chance to talk to a customer service representative and asked him about the fee, but he didn't give me a clear answer and told me that there is no fee for US-issued cards, so I am probably wrong. I am sure I am wrong. Thank you very much.

• 倍金萬
• 2021/06/11 (Fri) 08:17
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＞ I always try not to pay unnecessary fees even if I am a cheapskate

＞ I just wanted to know if it makes a difference in the amount I pay if I know or not


I am also a cheapskate from the bottom up, so "sorry". I'm also a cheapskate at heart, so I understand your feelings, but I had no idea if Amazon Japan charges a fee to the account registered with my card or not.

I didn't know about the exchange conversion fee until "Sorry" raised it here, but I was not aware of it until you raised it here, and it is not automatically charged if the billing address is our dollar-denominated credit card because Amazon Japan is a Japanese corporation, whether you buy something from a Japanese retailer or Amazon Japan. I feel that if a conversion fee exists, it will automatically be charged to my dollar-denominated credit card.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/02 (Sat) 06:48
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If you flee to Japan immediately, the case is closed.

• CITY OF LA.
• 2023/09/02 (Sat) 08:56
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The Japanese are on the same level as the Koreans.
No wonder white people ask you are Korean ？
You used to be Japanese ？ Japan has fallen too. No wonder they hate us.

• シースー
• 2023/09/02 (Sat) 09:11
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A plate of kurazushi now costs ＄ 3.55 ？
A plate of non-turned sushi is better and cheaper.

• ドル最強
• 2023/09/02 (Sat) 09:57
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Japanese kaiten sushi was cheap ～.

• 昭和のおとっつぁん
• 2023/09/02 (Sat) 10:33
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You can't even judge their nationality just by looking at their faces because they are the same Asian race.
People in Latin America seem to judge a person as Chino when they see an Asian race.