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Originally Posted by sortie
Ok, so what do you think about all your rebills that are currently in dollars.
The dollar is going down while inflation is going up. So your buying power is going down
for all those rebills already.
So you are worrying about other currency going down when your's is already down and losing buying power as we speak. If the dollar goes down to zero then how much are your "valuable" dollar rebills worth?
A good gambler will hedge his bets and get sign ups in multiple currencies so if one money
unit fails, they at least have some money comming in from the other currencies.
You're kind of using the "all my eggs in one basket rule" on this one.
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Maybe yes, I can see you're point. Anything can happen.
But what about points 2,3 and 4? (you didn't address these)
You think this is a good business practise.
You think it's fair for me to charge European customers 45.31 USD for what most everyone else pays 29.95 USD????
That seems like good fair business practise to you?
It's not fair IMO.
It's almost deceiving.
It would piss me off if I was a European.
But like my #2 says, my european sales are higher than ever because I am NOT using regional billing.
Even if CCBill would guarantee the difference if the exchange rate changed drastically, I still wouldn't do it just because of 2,3 and 4