Originally Posted by
IAN-UK
I'm guessing you have a US credit card. As you say, the de facto currency for high finance (i.e. most things) is USD. The USD system runs smoothly with credit card transactions in that currency. So DCC is simply not an issue for you.
DCC
might come into play for payment with a card not using USD as its native currency (honest, they do exit!), but paying with a UK card I've never had that problem in Cambodia.
I recently stayed in a Budapest hotel. Booked in EUR, billed in HUF and the hotel kindly attempted to slip in a conversion to GBP "for my convenience". Now
that's DCC at work

Thanks, this was very informative. (yes I have a US credit card). Your Budapest experience is exactly what I was worried I might have to deal with in Cambodia, so thanks again.