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Euro vs. US Dollar Forum / New users corner
zedx75
Joined in Apr 2008 1 post(s)
April 13, 2008
Hi,
I can by tickets for Euro and US Dollar.
I can buy 1 ticket for $2.
I can by 1 ticket for 2E.
Hmm.
Why not lower the Euro (or higher the Dollar) than the Dollar??
A European member have to pay much more than a US member???
Why?
...
[I think it is really not fair.]
I can by tickets for Euro and US Dollar.
I can buy 1 ticket for $2.
I can by 1 ticket for 2E.
Hmm.
Why not lower the Euro (or higher the Dollar) than the Dollar??
A European member have to pay much more than a US member???
Why?
...
[I think it is really not fair.]
GeeseH
Joined in Jan 2008 200 post(s)
April 13, 2008
by team TotemRex24 on Tue Feb 26, 2008 11:59 pm
We're paying 19.6% VAT on all european customers. Our company is in France and French IRS came to visit us a few times already to make sure we respect the law :)
Our prices have always been the same in USD and EURO no matter what the change was. We don't and can't bill our customers by ourselves and have to rely on third party processors for that. Creating a new payment option with them (a new pricing if you want) takes time because they have to review the whole site again for compliance. So it would be difficult to follow the exchange rate and nobody likes to see prices like 1.73 EUR, it's bad for the business.
So we chose to keep the same prices in USD and EURO, recently the dollar is cheaper but I remember that back when we started it was the other way around... ;)
see post;
http://www45.virtuagirlhd.com/us/forum_post.php?foId=4&ftId=785
We're paying 19.6% VAT on all european customers. Our company is in France and French IRS came to visit us a few times already to make sure we respect the law :)
Our prices have always been the same in USD and EURO no matter what the change was. We don't and can't bill our customers by ourselves and have to rely on third party processors for that. Creating a new payment option with them (a new pricing if you want) takes time because they have to review the whole site again for compliance. So it would be difficult to follow the exchange rate and nobody likes to see prices like 1.73 EUR, it's bad for the business.
So we chose to keep the same prices in USD and EURO, recently the dollar is cheaper but I remember that back when we started it was the other way around... ;)
see post;
http://www45.virtuagirlhd.com/us/forum_post.php?foId=4&ftId=785
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