Near the border, yes, but you'll probably get a crummy exchange rate. It's a lot easier to take money out of a local ATM using a debit card. Just check with your bank(s) first and find out whether there's a conversion fee. Some banks charge as much as 3%, some have no fee at all.
Yes, you can use American dollars in Mexico in most border areas (like Tijuana) and major tourist destinations (like Cancun, Cabo San Lucas, Mazatlan). When you get further inland it's not so easy, but you can change US dollars into Pesos at any bank in any town/city. ATMs are generally easy to find in larger towns and cities. Be careful when shopping with US dollars, as not every vendor will give you a good rate of exchange.
Most places in Mexico will take US Dollars, especially anywhere near a tourist site. However, the thing to watch for is the different exchange rates. You can easily lose 20% or more in the exchange rate.
Yes. Many local businesses in Acapulco actually prefer it.
It doesn't. Stores, shops and businesses cannot accept dollars as form of payment.
Yes. One dollar equals 12.3 Mexican pesos (Mar 2013)
No. They use the Mexican Peso (MXP). However in or around tourist areas, many street vendors and establishments accept US Dollars.
No. Mexico has the Mexican Peso (MXN) as unit of currency.
What is this in american money - 100 el banco de mexico s.a. cien
it cost no money just exchange American money for Mexican money and that's it
Spain people are not the same as American money.
Some 9,031.60 Mexican pesos.
No. Mexico uses a currency known as Mexican Peso (MXN).
El Banco de Mexico is Mexico's central bank, and while it determines the exchange rate for pesos into dollars, it does not carry out physical transactions of this kind. If you have to change two thousand pesos into American dollars, you can try another bank or a money exchange.
Approximately 1330 Mexican pesos (Dec 2011).
Because Mexico (the country, whose capital is Mexico City) is an independent country; its currency is the Mexican Peso (MXN).On the other hand, the U.S. State of New Mexico (capital: Santa Fe) is part of the Continental United States; as such, it has the American dollar (USD) as currency.
No, Germany uses the Euro.
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HSBC ATMs allow for this.
Most Latin American countries (Argentina, Brazil, Chile) follow the same system of government than Mexico. However no two countries have the exact same system.