CREDITSECURE-COSTAMESA

creditsecure costamesa is a charge applied by some credit card companies when a customer uses their credit card to make a purchase in a foreign currency. The charge is typically a percentage of the total purchase price, and is meant to cover the cost of converting the foreign currency into the cardholder's home currency. While the exact amount of the charge may vary from card to card, it is typically around 3% of the total purchase price. For example, if you use your credit card to buy $100 worth of goods in Japanese Yen, you may be charged a creditsecure costamesa fee of $3. This fee can add up quickly if you frequently make purchases in foreign currencies, so it is important to be aware of it before you use your credit card overseas.