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The fact that the charges were in a foreign currency isn't the author's fault. He wasn't traveling. Currency exchange to RU is relatively stable, but you could
by tlb 9y ago
The fact that the charges were in a foreign currency isn't the author's fault. He wasn't traveling.
Currency exchange to RU is relatively stable, but you could imagine being scammed from a country with hyperinflation, where a refund 3 months later denominated in the local currency is worth much less. So in general, it's not adequate to be compensated for international fraud in the fraudster's currency.
- caseysoftware 9y agoYes, that's probably the exact scenario their merchant/banking agreements are protecting them from.