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Hello

 

I'm considering purchasing a subscription but I'm not clear what currency is listed on the home page. Does it automatically convert to the currency of the country you are in, or is it in UK pound or US dollars? 

 

For example, below is a screenshot of where we click on the homepage to get a subscription.

 

Is that $35 Australian dollars for one year? Or will it change when processing? I've gone half way through the subscribing process and it doesn't indicate any conversion rates/difference in cost. 

 

Thanks in advance.

 

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The forum is based in America and the subscriptions are all in U.S dollars. I can't quite remember but I think it gives you a estimate in your currency during the process, maybe not. Anyway there are currency converters online you can use to get an estimate of the amount in your local currency. Like Xe or typing it into Google 

 

From the UK, if we use PayPal we don't get currency fees, which we would if we used a credit card directly. It's just the current exchange rate with U.S $.

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Thanks Daniel, I'll have another look.

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