Yes, I do realise that the IP address is taken into account. It's not
so much that I'm being charged in £'s, I wouldn't care if it was
sheckles, shindarkles or south pacific pesos, just so long as the
exchange rate to clams on my Visa statement is 'roughly' the same.
Xavier, who posted to me
On Nov 3, 2006, at 10:17 AM, Kay C Lan wrote:
It's not
so much that I'm being charged in £'s, I wouldn't care if it was
sheckles, shindarkles or south pacific pesos, just so long as the
exchange rate to clams on my Visa statement is 'roughly' the same.
There might be good reasons for
On Nov 3, 2006, at 1:45 PM, Dar Scott wrote:
This vast difference would certainly encourage customers to be
virtually in the US, which is probably not what RunRev wants.
Grishim's law applies, I think. I don't think Grishim's law can be
wished away, or avoided by strong moralizing
Yes, I do realise that the IP address is taken into account. It's not
so much that I'm being charged in £'s, I wouldn't care if it was
sheckles, shindarkles or south pacific pesos, just so long as the
exchange rate to clams on my Visa statement is 'roughly' the same.
Xavier, who posted to me
On 11/4/06, Robert Brenstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RR has in the past explained the dichotomy of
pricing. Personally, I still wonder whether it is
really necessary, particularly since the
disparity between pricing in dollars and pounds
is quite noticeable even before we Europeans are
slapped
I probably should address this to Heather, but I guess she will be off
enjoying Malta.
Why do I get Newsletters that specify deals in U$, but when I go to
the Rev Store it is in £, which would be OK except for the fact that £
amount is about 25% more expensive than the U$ in the Newsletter.
I
Kay C Lan wrote:
I probably should address this to Heather, but I guess she will be off
enjoying Malta.
No, she'll be around.
Why do I get Newsletters that specify deals in U$, but when I go to
the Rev Store it is in £,
The store you see depends on your IP address. IPs seem to have
