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Originally Posted by SmokeyTheBear
i thought the opposite , it seems rather simple to me , if you have equal euro and equal u.s. joins , i dont see why you wolud charge euro's ( other than to up the price ) because..
How many euros dont buy from you because you charge american dollars compared to how many americans wouldnt buy from you because you charge euro's. I would think the latter
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Mmmm.. would not know an answer to that Smokey. But overall, the total revenue is up by offering memberships in multi-currency. Nothing is hidden on sign pages - surfers are free to pay in dollars, Euro's and a few other currencies. Suspect it has more to do with currency familiarity than much else, tho there is a gain on currency exchange, but doubt the average surfer gives a damn
PS... Dunno if this is relevant or not, say a membership is US$29.95 - that's around 25 Euros or 17 UK Pounds. 17 UK "appears" kinda cheap after you may have promised em the earth on a front end and may not look credible in UK terms - the UK is used to paying more - even Hamburgers cost more :-) A reasonable UK price would be around 24.95 UK Pounds tho who knows.