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I've been traveling to Montreal for work over the last few years and have always used my US number when booking and dealing with hobby related activities. For all you non-local people, do you think having a non-local phone number puts you at a disadvantage when it comes to prebooking or dealing...

It's because we're (US) raising our interest rates from zero, eventually, or so our Federal bank says. Will continue to make the USD stronger relative to those who don't (generally). You can thank or send angry mail to Bernanke for mentioning the end of QE.

Google voice is great. You can call from the US to Canada for free and can also call over wifi. I've called GoodGirls before to pre-book and then texted once I arrived in Canada and never had any issues. I would say this was 25+ bookings over three visits. Occasionally a girl won't end up...

All the big foreign exchange chains gouge you with a shitty rate and to add insult to injury will even charge a flat fee on top of it if you're not exchanging much. US visitors, get a BofA checking account and withdraw from the Scotiabank atms. No fees and exchange is at market rate. Anyways...

Glad to see MSC do well. Never got around to posting a review back in 2012 and by the time this poll came around it was too late. Oh well, maybe next year. Huge props to MSC due to their attention to detail in pre booking and Jessys pleasant demeanor.