Anything is better than cash - BUT - if you only take the debit card, and lose/misplace it, or have it stolen ---- what's your plan B???
2006-08-18 08:43:23
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answered by Anonymous
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You are better off bringing your debit card than actual cash as for you can always cancel your card in case you lost it.. be sure to read your bank's advise on the subject by visiting their online page, calling customer service, or going in person before you embark on your journey.
If viable, you should try to get traveler's cheques by American Express, they are the best thing you can carry and they are replaced almost instantly if you loose them or they are stolen.
However, bring some cash (no more than $200) to pay taxi cabs, tip, and any other minor thing for which you might need cash. Don't take more than that, and if you do, make sure to ask the hotel you are staying that you will need a room with a safe, or if they have one accessible to clients.
I hope you enjoy your trip and have a lot of fun. Cancun is a great place to visit. Have a happy tequila time.
Good luck!!
2006-08-18 08:48:10
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answered by goddessofchaos50 2
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I would bring some cash and the debit card. In case the debit card didn't work. You may need to let the bank know you going out of the country. It may need to be activated for international purchases and to keep them from flagging for unusually transactions. Don't know why people say debit cards are not protected. They are at least in the United States. Up to 2 days you are only liable of 50 dollars. Up to 60 days only $500.00 and even some banks eat those fees. There is also zero liability protection from MasterCard/Visa. The key is reporting you card lost or stolen quickly.
2006-08-21 01:40:49
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answered by webworm90 4
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If you are staying at an all inclusive you should only need cash for tips (if you paln to tip). And if you go out to a club it is best to use cash. I would bring cash and most hotels have an in-room safe. The debit card in this case seems not so useful you cannot use it to tip and at a club it would probably be a hassle. And if it gets stolen your out of luck
2006-08-18 08:45:42
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answered by skipymcgoo 3
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It all depends on what you have planned to do. If you're going clubbing, the debit card should do it. But if you are going to visit the flea market and such, it is better to take cash, as there are lots of people who sell you things in the streets and dont have a way to charge your card. If you are worried about being stolen, don't worry, cancun turist-area is among the safest places in Mexico because the government wants the people to feel safe and keep comming.
2006-08-18 12:01:32
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answered by Betenix 2
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Cancun is an open door to your desire holiday just such as this place hotelbye so you can get there. Cancun boasts state-of-the-art resort facilities among the coolest clubs, bars, and centers just a few feet from the most beautiful beaches in the world.Among the areas you will need to see may be the Isla Mujeres. Here, the cool breezes blow over the area through the day and evening and here you will enjoy: the snorkelling, the scuba, the swimming with dolphins, the rural beaches for moonlight hikes and personal discussions, and ratings of waterfront restaurants surrounded by good buying and lovely organic scenery. If you are buying Cancun destination spot to flake out, Isla Mujeres is the place to come.
2016-12-20 15:29:50
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answered by Anonymous
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Some debit cards have no fraud protection if you give the person your card or number. So if you give an employee your card and he charged you $1500.00 for a $5.00 Popsicle, they won't reimburse you. Believe me...I know.
I'd take some cash and a Credit Card with good fraud protection and not a debit card.
2006-08-18 08:43:52
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answered by Jasmine 5
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It's better for you to carry the debit card instead of cash.
2006-08-18 08:43:16
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answered by HULK RULES!! 7
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Don't forget, sometimes the ATM's in Mexico don't work OR they don't have any money in them. AND they may only be in spanish...so that can be frustrating if the only word you know is cervasa! I always recommend bringing some cash & a credit card with cash withdrawal abilities....I also recommend telling your bank you are going away, or they may freeze your account when they see international transactions happening. If you decide cash, maybe make some travellers cheques.
2006-08-19 18:24:42
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answered by Anonymous
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I would advise you to buy traveler's checks. You could lose your debit card and someone could easily clean out your bank account. Traveler's checks act as cash, and if lost in most instances can be replaced.
2006-08-18 08:45:03
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answered by Anonymous
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I would take a credit card if you intend to pay it off when the bill comes. If you want to dispute a charge, you can only do that with a credit card. Using a debit card means that the money is out of your account and you have no leverage or recourse.
2006-08-18 08:44:41
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answered by Anonymous
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