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As Nursie said, £1 is not exactly $1. I can't believe that taxes inflate that much the price.
by aeurielesn 13y ago
As Nursie said, £1 is not exactly $1. I can't believe that taxes inflate that much the price.
- jasonlotito 13y agoIn another thread it's mentioned that there are different rules selling in various locations. For example, longer warranties. You can't just take a standard US warranty and use it everywhere. That will increase the cost. I lived outside the US for 10 years, and I had to deal with the same thing. You can't just look at duties/taxes/exchange rates, etc.