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- Mail a package from Italy to USA. . . - Rick Steves Travel Forum
See this pdf from Poste Italiane for rates that became effective 10 March 2019 Page 38 lists rates by zone (zona) for shipping a package (pacco) The USA (Stati Uniti) is in Zone 4, as shown at the top of page 64 Consequently, the rate listed on page 38 for a standard size box (described below the table and explained at the bottom of this response in the note) going to a Zone 4 country is
- Help - Poste Italiane - Wheres my package? - Rick Steves
Got back to the States and waited 3am one morning the phone rings and a man identifies himself as a worker for Poste Italiane and needs for me to fax my social security and passport numbers before they will send my package Politely inform him it's 3 in the morning and he has a snowball's chance in hell of me faxing him my social security number
- paying a fine from the US - Rick Steves Travel Forum
I have now paid my speeding tickets at the local Poste Italiane, which is able to take direct payment for deposit to an account The problem with all of these fines is the the method of payment varies greatly, some are international money transfer, some are credit card
- Banks in Rome - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Hello, My husband and I are leaving for Rome on Monday and will staying until the following Monday We intend to use our credit cards for most transactions but would like to have some cash on hand also Which banks do you recommend for this? We will be using our debit cards to get cash And
- buying euros before trip - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Remember to give dates of out-of-country debit card use to your bank If you have cash you want to exchange, go to Poste Italiane, they will ask to see your passport I paid the same rate at Poste Italiane and at banks' ATMs Absolutely buy euro before you leave After 13 hours flight time, it's nice to be euro-ready
- Should I exchange US $s to Euros prior to leaving the U. S?
Otherwise, you can exchange US dollars for Euro at Poste Italiane, the Italian Post Office, the very best place for this Remember you will have to show your Passport before the exchange I paid the same conversion rate at Poste Italiane that I paid at bank ATMs in Italy and paid here in the US for cash exchange
- getting euros when arriving in Rome - Rick Steves Travel Forum
Go about 300-400 feet, there is a Poste Italiane with ATMs As of last September withdrawals of cash from there were completely normal, there was no fee, the rate was minimal, as in 200 euro on Sept 21 cost me $223 68, the listed exchange rate for the day was 1 1166, so this cost 36 cents
- Getting Cash in Italy - Rick Steves Travel Forum
If you have to exchange dollars for Euro, go to Poste Italiane Other customers will help you choose the right ticket for the right line at the dispenser You must show your Passport to the clerk before the exchange so have it in your money belt or neck wallet I get the current exchange rate, like at the ATM
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