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Griffin Planning
5805 Blue Lagoon Dr Ste 450, Miami, FL 33126
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- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 305-500-9424
- Address:
- 11401 NW 12th St Miami, FL 33172
- Email:
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- Categories
- Financial Services, Foreign Exchange Brokers, Travel Services-Commercial, Travelers Checks
- Payment Options
- Location
- Dolphin Mall
General Info
Currency Exchange International specializes in foreign currency exchange. We buy and sell more than 90+ foreign currencies, cash US and foreign Travelers’ Cheques, and hold currency in stock daily (a plus for late planners). Additionally, CXI sells multi-currency cash passport travel cards, and gold bullion coins and bars. CXI’s convenient service is easier than banks or at airports with less lines and you can reserve currency online or over the phone instead of coming into the branch. CXI's aim is to provide the best exchange rates and highest level of customers service, so all customers walk away having a positive exchange experience. Limited EUR, GBP, CAD, MXN coins accepted only. No other FX coins accepted. Happy Travels!
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Reviews
03/20/13
Carefull now. They have been charging me for a currency fee exchange for a while. I just found out that if you keep your receipt, any further exchanges should be free,with proof of previous exchange.They are not providing that information to custormers. Fees could waive from $ 5 to $ 10 dollars per exchange. You can be paying alot more if you are constantly exchanging currency.
02/18/13
Only place around that could order me currency from New Zealand. All the other places I called said it would take 2 weeks to a month to get the currency in stock. CXI got my money in 2 days. Amazed and will continue to do business with for a long time.
02/01/13
Great place to take your cash to. I brought my parents here, after they arrived from Scotland, and they took several thousands of dollars and converted it to US cash. Everything was triple checked and neatly placed in an envelope. They even took traveler's checks and nobody even takes those things anymore.
