Curisaurxchange.com -Www.curisaurxchange.com-Exchange Service

[bluechip]

This is a exchange service provided by Curisaur Corporation.

Curisaur xChange is an online electronic currency exchange service provided by Curisaur Corporation.

The inception of our service began as our customers could not seem to find an exchanger who had a reasonable fee structure so Curisaur xChange was launched to fullfill our customers needs.


We charge...

- Flat fee of 3.50% of the transaction amount between currency providers.

- Flat fee of 1.75% of the transaction amount between currrency pairs from the same provider such as eBullion.

If you need to exchange a larger amount, please contact us to obtain a custom fee.

Contact: customerservice@curisaurxchange.com


Site link
Curisaur xChange - Digital Currency Exchanger

Please share your experiences If have done any exchange with them.

[kashifrasool]

I do not think too many people have used this site as this site has high fees and if they will lower the fees they get more users, They can certainly think on that but it is not a popular site for me so far.

[francis]

waaah, such high fees. nothing left for my money if use this noe.

[titaniumhijau]

Bluechip. I want to ask you. Did you already use that exchanger? I doubt about that and i believe many people also want to know more about that first.

[ghous]

i never heard of this exchanger beofre, nowadays they are new exchangers are opening daily, so i am afraid we can't trsut most of them...i feel comfortabe with autocambist and me-gold.com they are old and deifinitely relaible.

[id62000]

I think 3.5% is VERY high. Out of every $10, you lose $3,5.
What do they mean by large amount here? $150? or $200?

i never heard of this exchanger beofre, nowadays they are new exchangers are opening daily, so i am afraid we can't trsut most of them...i feel comfortabe with autocambist and me-gold.com they are old and deifinitely relaible.

I think taht since the fees is high, we can trust them to an extent.
Does me-gold.com offer better rates?