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Son unos golfos, tenían en internet un cambio dolar/euro de .835 y cuando voy allí y le pregunto al hombre que estaba en la oficina de c/Mayor 44 que cuantos euros me da por 1.000 dolares me dice que 800 y cuando le digo que ese no es el cambio que aparece en internet anunciado me dice que cuanto quiero por mis 1.000 dolares, golfos, más que golfos !!!!
Creo que de las casa de cambio con el mejor precio de Madrid
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