We’ll make your charity donations go even further.
When you’ve worked hard to raise donations, you want to make sure they go directly to where they’re needed most. Fortunately, you can now make your funds go further with CFX Direct, a time-saving new online trading system from Thomas Cook Corporate Foreign Exchange which can dramatically cut overseas currency payment costs. Thanks to our global buying power, we can consistently offer excellent rates and right now, you’ll enjoy exclusive fee free overseas currency payments for the first 3 months*. To ensure more of your funds arrive securely and cost effectively, contact us now.
Exclusive 3 month introductory offer
Fee free
0844 879 8340
www.cfx.thomascook.com/wires1
*To be eligible for this offer you must have signed up and completed your first trade with Thomas Cook by 30.05.10. A fee will apply to Sterling transfers. No fees offer relates to remitter fees and does not include beneficiary fees. No fees offer does not include GBP payments. No fees offer will only be honoured on sales ordered via CFX Direct (secure online trading system). No fees offer does not include repairs to payments. No fees offer will not be honoured if: You do not maintain your payments in line with your agreed payment structure, any payments are returned declined without a valid reason, either party has given notice to terminate the agreement. No fees offer applies to overseas payments and draft payments only. No fees offer does not include Emergency Money Transfer payments. Thomas Cook reserve the right to withdraw the offer at any time. Calls cost 5p per minute from a BT landline. Call costs from other networks/mobiles may vary.
www.civilsociety.co.uk
Corporate Foreign Exchange
Corporate Foreign Exchange
on overseas currency payments*
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