Payment systems, information inside

[ChadMC]

Originally Posted by Geo_vani

can you disclose the rates so that people can know?

If you go the link that he posted, it says.
http://www.regnumonline.com.ar/index.php?sec=25&l=1

4000 ( 5 US dollars )
6500 ( 8 US dollars )
8500 ( 10 US dollars )
13000 ( 15 US dollars )
18000 ( 20 US dollars )

[bigjim]

Originally Posted by ChadMC

If you go the link that he posted, it says.
http://www.regnumonline.com.ar/index.php?sec=25&l=1

4000 ( 5 US dollars )
6500 ( 8 US dollars )
8500 ( 10 US dollars )
13000 ( 15 US dollars )
18000 ( 20 US dollars )

I think those prices are very reasonable. I will probably be purchasing some horses later on in my future.

[Vroek]

Originally Posted by ChadMC

If you go the link that he posted, it says.
http://www.regnumonline.com.ar/index.php?sec=25&l=1

4000 ( 5 US dollars )
6500 ( 8 US dollars )
8500 ( 10 US dollars )
13000 ( 15 US dollars )
18000 ( 20 US dollars )

Europeans have to pay more for Ximerin than Americans?
18000 ( 20 EUR )

[Ketobitus]

i recognized that too.
why is that?

[chilko]

In terms of nominal value it is more expensive but the relative value is the same...
We tried to come up with a pricing scheme that will not only take into account the exchange rates but the purchasing power.

an example of other products:
An xbox 360 game system costs 300 USD in the States, and 300 Euro in Europe
PC GAMES that cost 50 USD in America usually cost 50 Euro in Europe
Same thing with mass market stuff like MacDonalds, etc

regards,

Chilko

[NightTwix]

wow that not a little diffrence!

next time i pay in dollars

[muunleit]

Originally Posted by NightTwix

wow that not a little diffrence!

next time i pay in dollars

Is that possible for us?
(I don't know, because didn't use PayPal that much, yet)

[Ketobitus]

Originally Posted by chilko

In terms of nominal value it is more expensive but the relative value is the same...
We tried to come up with a pricing scheme that will not only take into account the exchange rates but the purchasing power.

for me that is logical and just fair. i'll order ximerin for 20 euro as soon as my paypal account gets the money.

[WesMatte]

What i would like to see is a type of "pre-paid" creditcard
that you use only one time, and that have the amount of money
on it you want to spend(for example 20 dollars/euro for 18k of Xim).

That means i'll go to the store/bank and tell them that i'm gonna
buy something(whatever it might be) on the internet for 20 dollars/Euros
and then i get a temporary Visa/Mastercard loaded with that amount
of money. I'll then go to the hompage that has the product i what
and type in the info like i would normaly do with a normal
creditcard and the money is on its way!(and i get 18k of Xim!).

This means you dont have to get a creditcard, and if something would
happend to the pre-paid creditcard the only amount of money you would
loose is the amount thats "loaded" in it(20 dollars/euros in this example).
You don't loose your life-savings so to speak, or the amount of money
you might have on the account other than the 20 dollars/euro you
intended to spend.

How does this sound to you guys?

[misaccc]

hey great idea i like it very much!!!!....