Originally Posted by
Happy
Very rare indeed. AFAIK, all the US-based card issuers changed their wordings to Foreign Transaction versus Foreign Currency, a few years ago. Citi and Chase languages are very clear - any transaction done outside US regardless the currency is used.
It's been much slower in other countries. Almost all companies in the USA would process financial transactions there. There are significant exceptions elsewhere, which is why banks have been slower to introduce it.
I mentioned the situation in Australia previously ...
Originally Posted by
Kremmen
Some banks put FTF into their T&C years before actually implementing it and even then implement it with exceptions!
Amex Australia still has a "Currency Conversion Fee", not an FTF.