> consumer law dictates I've come across plenty of overseas online stores that "advertise" to Australians that don't follow ACL, apply GST, etc. I'm also not

> consumer law dictates I've come across plenty of overseas online stores that "advertise" to Australians that don't follow ACL, apply GST, etc. I'm also not entirely certain that ACL dictates that they must advertise it in AUD. A quick browse of the ACL Sales Practices PDF[1] only mentions that currency here: A price is not a ‘displayed price’ when it is: [...] not in Australian currency, or unlikely to be interpreted as Australian currency. " [1] > Have you some reason to suspect they're doing it wrong? Decades of buying stuff online from other suppliers who advertise as shipping to Australia, just show stuff with a $ symbol and mean USD. It's not a Framework-specific thing, it's just every online store that isn't clearly Australian I look for that currency code beside the symbol. After it was pointed out (a few times now) that there's an AUD symbol in the top of the page, then it's now clear in my mind. [1] https://consumer.gov.au/sites/consumer/files/2016/05/0553FT_ACL-guides_SalesPractices_web.pdf https://consumer.gov.au/sites/consumer/files/2016/05/0553FT_...