Membership Prices Reflecting Usd/cad

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  1. Mar 29, 2008 at 5:55 PM #1
    Eksperimental

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    With the rise of the Canadian Dollar, wouldn't it seem logical to make the membership prices in USD & CAD the same.
     
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    what membership were you thinking about getting?
     
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    I was thinking of getting the Diamond Membership, but then I noticed that the CAD price is $5 more, and the Platinum is $8 more. Now it may not sound like much, but with the USD and CAD being so close I believe that the prices should reflect that as well.
     
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    Maybe not the same Im pretty sure usd is still worth more than cad right now.
     
  5. Mar 30, 2008 at 1:48 AM #5
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    I'd say that is reasonable that prices reflect current trading rates of the currencies, though for anything of the sort to be done it'd have to be run past shaggy

    either that or raise the US price to match. CAD hasn't even really gone up it's just that the USD $ went south.
     
  6. Mar 30, 2008 at 2:30 AM #6
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    2.5 cents more.

    I totally agree with you Xlink. Technically our dollar should be worth about 80 something cents to your dollar, but the so called "recession" has dropped yours, increasing the parity. But maybe just change the Canadian Price as too not upset any new members or have them complaining about the price increase.
     
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