Aye, there’s the rub. KOW is pretty good at rejecting bills. 100s, 20s, 10s, 5s, even a few 1s, because of all sorts of reasons. Anything less then pristine is always a possible refused bill. What so you meant ? KOW? 2006 is big head right? Will i have problem with 2006 100$ ? I cant get it change ...

Aye, there’s the rub. KOW is pretty good at rejecting bills. 100s, 20s, 10s, 5s, even a few 1s, because of all sorts of reasons. Anything less then pristine is always a possible refused bill. What so you meant ? KOW? 2006 is big head right? Will i have problem with 2006 100$ ? I cant get it change ...

Anyone here to help please... i am going cambodia in thursday. I left a lot of 100$ bill from year 2004-2006 .

clutchcargo wrote: ↑Tue Oct 30, 2018 5:47 pm Not 100% sure but I think you can go into a bank and they will accept the old bill minus a small fee..

Do you meant they do not accept old usd now ? Only new usd ?

anyone here to help?

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Hello, cambodia expat. I have come to malaysia for a trip. and i have few old 100USD probably year 2005-2006 bill. they say they do not accept those bill and only accept new USD (2009 above). my flight to cambodia is in 2 day. I only left with old 100$ bill. will i have problem changing to other cur...

General Mackevili wrote: ↑Wed Oct 17, 2018 10:21 pm Good stuff. But for real, I wouldn't worry too much about counterfeit notes. I see more warnings on Facebook about fake $100 notes from ATMs than I ever have about money changers handing them out.

good to hear that and thank you

Depends on what you are planning to do, where you plan to stay, and how you plan on getting around. Would say between $200-$1000. I was planning on a cheap trip, learn local culture,eat local food. planning on bringing $1000 there. Good answers, and fair enough. Personally, I'd just walk up to one ...

Hello, I'm a freelancer doing web developing and many more. But how can i stay longer than 6 month legally in cambodia????