Originally Posted by
Majuki
Did it mention the DCC surcharge? Was it a standard receipt issued on an AA cardstock ticket or a credit card style receipt with the DCC verbiage? I know in certain cases - the arrivals lounge at LHR comes to mind - AA charges in US but it's not DCC. I'm wondering if the same thing happened here?
They gave me two receipts:
- I have an AA cardstock receipt with the charge in Pesos (no mention of DCC)
- Also have a standard receipt with typical DCC verbaige and the tick box stating "I agree...." along with the exchange rate and statement of 3% markup on the rate
The POS system was through Santander Bank just as FYI to other travelers. I travel to Mexico several times per year to visit family - have never seen this before and I use my cards a lot.