Can I use foreign currency to do this? Or do I have to make sure I have enough credit before I go on holiday?

Yes, I have Orange PAYG and have topped up whilst on holiday abroad. You just need to register a credit card with them for topping up before you go and then you can use that. They’ll take the money off your card in Pounds Sterling.

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I am 14 years old and I am opening a current account to put my money in. I am so excited! I would prefer a bank account that has online banking for under 16s, a good interest rate, can be used abroad with foreign currency and has a VISA card. Please recommend good choices. Maybe from experience?

Halifax Expresscash (for 11 - 15yr olds).. it’s even won an award:
http://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/expresscash.asp

Halifax Cardcash account (for when you’re 16/17)
http://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/cardcash.asp

Then when you’re 18, you can upgrade to their Current Account:
http://www.halifax.co.uk/bankaccounts/currentaccount.asp
Which you may want to combine with one of their savings accounts, so you can keep on earning good interest on your spare cash, and only use the current account for buying stuff.

Been with ‘em since I was 9yrs old (1988), and ain’t had any problems… unless you count how badly my SHAREBUILDER sharedealing account is doing under the current world economic problems.

NatWest do one called the "Adapt" account (for 11 - 18yr olds), but it only comes with a SOLO card you can put pictures of your choice on.
http://www.natwest.com/personal/current-accounts/g1/young-people.ashx#tabs=section3

Tue, October 5, 2010 4:41:30 PMRe: COMMANDER YAW
From: Robert Dean Burlison II <B@frontier.com>Add to Contacts
To: commander yaw hanser <commander@yahoo.com>
Cc: carterweb@xxxxx.edu; @yahoo.com

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The $1,500 is impossible in advance, but easy AFTER I receive the gold and sell some. I believe my woman must be with me to sell, so I estimate 2 weeks after delivery we can send $1,500. Mention this to your boss, otherwise it appears to be yet another 419 attempt. I will be contacting authorities at phone numbers I am sure of regarding this matter. Plus a copy of this email is going to former US President Carter to maybe affect his charity work in Ghana. I am going to push for a foreign aid Bill (law) in which those who are scammed by citizens of a country are at least partially repaid out of the appropriated aid money BEFORE it is given to the country.
I get less than $12,000 a year on a military disability pension, and in less than a year I am in the hole for about $13,500 and I am angry.
I cannot speak for my Government, but as a citizen voter, I am prepared to look the other way ( as with the Terrorists in Guantanamo Bay ) for whatever means it takes to stop scammers.
Something is definitely wrong with the $1,500 requirement. We have already paid the half percent of market value to DHL for shipping and insurance. We paid $5,250 for 25 kilograms to be shipped.
Somehow my subaccount got on this reply. Please reply to @frontier.com
—– Original Message —–
From: commander yaw hanser
To: Robert Dean Burlison II
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2010 2:26 PM
Subject: COMMANDER YAW

Dear Robert Dean Burlison II.

Sir,

Your apology is accepted. I do have busy days all so.

Well my friend, your good will be delivered to you as soon as I contact my boos that

You have paid for the diplomatic cargo charge which is only $1,500. To the accountant (NWOSU EMMANUEL) before the Gold will be shipped out of Ghana.

You need not to pay for any Anti-Terrorist Certificate to anybody or agencies; the Government has closed all that from all old Clients.

Sir, I wish I can advise you to act fast is that your goods will go with the 25boxes that will be moving on Friday.

I hope to hear from you as soon as you can.

Air-port Commander.

Yaw.

+233-243-670-xxx

— On Tue, 10/5/10, Robert Dean Burlison II <@frontier.com> wrote:

From: Robert Dean Burlison II <@frontier.com>
Subject: Robert Burlison USA
To: commander@yahoo.com
Date: Tuesday, October 5, 2010, 6:48 PM

My apology for taking so long to send this email. It was a case like the military, " hurry up and wait "; nothing for hours, then 3 tasks at once.

I would appreciate the package delivered to me at …

Robert D. Burlison

Benton, IL, U.S.A.
Tel: 1 618
Email:

I would like delivery as soon as possible, but if I have a choice, after 12:00 noon and before 2:30 pm so I can move it to the bank.
Contents of package should be 25 kilograms of gold.
Sender is Amatu Xxxxx Xxxxxxxx
Thank you Commander Yaw,
Robert Dean Burlison II Y! Messenger

PS. My fiancé Amatu has already lost 7 kilograms to a crooked UPS Ghana L.T.D. agent named XXXX Ismael and the gold supposedly ended up in the hands of Grace XXXXX, a citizen of the UK. She refused a $30,000 reward, but demanded about $500 for an Anti-Terrorist Certificate which my Embassy says is a scam. Obviously, she can’t send the gold for $30,000 because she does not have it. However, to know about the gold, she must know Xxxx Ismael and his whereabouts. @yahoo.co.uk
+44757……. but her speech is virtually impossible to understand.

SOME ADDRESSES AND NUMBERS CHANGED TO PROTECT THE INNOCENT AND GUILTY.

This is a total scam. If you have paid any money at all, it is gone.

There is no gold, there is no Commander Yaw. there are no Diplomats, assistants, secretaries, There is a scammer in an internet cafe somewhere in west Africa stealing your money.

If you have sent any money, and I will make a guess and say it was by Western Union, it is long gone.

We have 525 seperate posts made here http://www.scamwarners.com/forum/search.php?sid=7aa0f57389d22178d4a28cc310465894 detailing various gold dust, gold nuggets, gold in trunk boxes, gold dealers, gold sellers.

The phone numbers you give above, I presume they were all 4470 numbers? this is a redirect number that transfers the call to anywhere in the world.

This is a scam, totally and completely. Stop writing, replying and block the scammers from your inbox. Do not reply to phone calls, do not believe the next lot of emails saying they can help you recover the money you have lost.

Please read this forum

www.scamwarners.com

and you will see how many different types of gold and recovery scams there are at present on our files.

Do not send any money, you will never receive any gold, you will lose all money you do send.

John Delaney

assuming the forex market is perfect competition, what would be the effect of the Uk being the largest trader in currencies? apart from market influence.

Efficiency i.e. a lower cost of doing international business deals.