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I might be dumb or just confused as well.
So as of right now, 1 yen is equal to 0.0068 USD on google whereas wellsfargo is offering 1 yen for 0.0073 USD.
Wellsfargo rounds it to the nearest yen dollar.
So they are offering me 137,000 yen for $997.59 USD. When I converted $997.59 usd to yen - it shows I should be getting 146,000 yen (rounding up to make it easier for this sake)
Does this mean wellsFargo is charging me 9000yen ($61 usd) just to exchange money??
Would it be cheaper to exchange at a 711 in Japan then?
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