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Entry Submitted by Marie at 3:21 AM ET on January 2, 2023
The amounts mentioned in this statement are fictional and nothing else.
I have another question:
Let’s say I didn’t know the Vietnamese currency was in “float” mode, as I wouldn’t know the rates before the scheduled meeting,
I’m heading to a meeting where they then tell me the rate is .24 per dong.
But, I’ve heard the top could be $2.25. So, I guess I should excuse myself and apologize for wasting their time. Embarrassing, rude and not very business-like.
Now, when I take note that the rate has gone up from $ .24 to $2.25, will I return to the same exchange address to then exchange my currency at the higher rate?
Are you getting this? There is a lot left unsaid, and I’m feeling uncomfortable about it. Isn’t anyone else??
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Anyone care to answer me?
Marie
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