canadian debit card

25 May 2009 Explorer1126192 said

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• 25 May 2009 Curtis71 said

  

  As long as it is as a Plus Network card then you should have no problems.
  
  (Look for the PLUS logo on your card. Most ATMs in Europe use the Cirrus and/or the PLUS network.)
  
  Note to other Canadians: PC Financial Bank (owned by CIBC) also uses the PLUS network, but the logo is not on their debit cards for some reason.

  As long as it is as a <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PLUS" target="_blank">Plus Network</a> card then you should have no problems.<BR><BR>(Look for the PLUS logo on your card. Most ATMs in Europe use the Cirrus and/or the PLUS network.)<BR><BR>Note to other Canadians: PC Financial Bank (owned by CIBC) also uses the PLUS network, but the logo is not on their debit cards for some reason. or Cancel
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• 25 May 2009 AlbertaGirl20 said

  

  CIBC works great, just find an ATM with the plus symbol on it.

  CIBC works great, just find an ATM with the plus symbol on it. or Cancel
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• 9 Jun 2009 travelgal2525 said

  

  Since you’re canadian – I recommend looking into the CAA card. You have to be a CAA member, but the card is awesome. It works like a bank card – you load it up, pick a pin and then you can use it in any country without any hassles. I used it on my tour at a variety of different ATMs and never had a problem.

  Since you're canadian - I recommend looking into the CAA card. You have to be a CAA member, but the card is awesome. It works like a bank card - you load it up, pick a pin and then you can use it in any country without any hassles. I used it on my tour at a variety of different ATMs and never had a problem. or Cancel
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• 11 Jun 2009 Leanne_in_Ontario said

  

  Is this the CAA card? CAA Card

  Is this the CAA card? <a href="http://www.caasco.com/travel/travel-information/caa-travel-money.jsp" target="_blank">CAA Card</a> or Cancel
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• 11 Jun 2009 travelgal2525 said

  

  I believe so – although at the time I don’t think that they were partnered with visa. Otherwise it looks to be the same card.

  I believe so - although at the time I don't think that they were partnered with visa. Otherwise it looks to be the same card. or Cancel
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• 21 Jun 2009 Asian.gem said

  

  i was thinking about getting the CAA visa card, but now you said that you have to be a CAA member, i have to think about it, since im not a caa member. are you sure that you have to be a caa memeber in order to get the card?

  i was thinking about getting the CAA visa card, but now you said that you have to be a CAA member, i have to think about it, since im not a caa member. are you sure that you have to be a caa memeber in order to get the card? or Cancel
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