Existing users, 
This is a lot more than $30. This used to be $29.99 U.S. It is now EUR 29.99, which converts to $46.14951 U.S. as of
Monday, June 16, 2008
29.99 Euro = 46.14951 US Dollar
29.99 US Dollar (USD) = 19.48883 Euro (EUR)
Interbank rate +/- 0%
This means:
You buy 29.99 Euro : 46.14951 US Dollar
You sell 29.99 Euro : 46.11952 US Dollar
You buy 29.99 US Dollar : 19.48883 Euro
You sell 29.99 US Dollar : 19.50151 Euro
I recommend this if you can afford it.
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Price Increase Skyrocketed
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Contributed by: chesters Monday, June 16 2008 @ 07:22 AM PDT
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Currency Conversions - Adam9
Instructive - but slightly off. It should cost more to buy US dollars than you get by selling them. If this.....You buy 29.99 US Dollar : 19.48883 Euro
You sell 29.99 US Dollar : 19.50151 Euro
.....were true, you could make money (.013 Euro) by buying 29.99 US dollars, then turning right around and selling them for Euros.
Wednesday, October 29 2008 @ 08:31 AM PDT
Price Increase Skyrocketed - igamogam
For the first time as long as I can remember American made products have reached a reasonable price.For years it has been normal for well known US products to be dollar for pound/euro- i.e. something that costs 100 USD in the North America cost 100 GBP/130 Euro over here [195 USD at todays rate]. That does not reflect the true price of the goods, frankly considering the that a dollar has traditionally been worth less than a pound/euro makes this policy a rip-off.
Considering that the developer is Austrian/European and the current weakness in the Dollar agaist the Euro it isn't really Ergonis' fault that it cost more in America.
Or am I being unreasonable?
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Monday, June 16 2008 @ 07:59 AM PDT