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Originally Posted by pocketkangaroo
I can only imagine that those that are happy about the dollar falling are not making a lot of money in this industry. A weak dollar is bad news for everyone overseas on this forum.
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Can't see *anyone* being exactly happy about it PK - it's yet another pain in the butt for everyone, - don't matter where they are man.
The sooner net transactions are presented in local currencies and at a rate which take current under/over values into account the better. A few people have been doing this already (including us) and it sure cushions the effects of more extreme changes.
Can you imagine any other multi-national tolerating global signups in a depreciating currency? Nope - they already have their regional websites and "cash registers" pre-coded to allow for local currency and other factors.
It may be the US at the moment, but there is always more to gain in currency transacting even if there are minor changes - and the whole industry will gain more stability in revenue, and, most likely, better revenues. At the moment transactions in adult are about as sophisticated as a street-market trader.