VAT?

On top of VAT.


Excl. VAT: $72.77 (after PSP customer rebate)
In Element5-Euro: 64.29€
Actual Euro: 57.84€

Incl. VAT: $86.60
In Element5-Euro: 76.51€
Actual Euro: 68.40€

I have no problems with paying VAT (PSP is a European company after all), but 10% fees leave a bad taste in my mouth.

What discount is that, is it a loyalty discount? I have several PSP products but still see the same price in the cart even if logged in.

We can sell it for $67.15 without any VAT or sales tax added outside of California.

Good price Sorry if this a stupid question, but is there a way to sort plugins by price at your shop?

hmm, it seems that we lost that ability when we upgraded our PHP a few weeks ago. I'll get our admin to look into that.

@paterpeter, i also found that behaviour strange and very annoying. I don't like the idea to support that company when i buy something from PSP, although i really like the busspressor.

I can't see BussPressor on your web site yet.

So about 73 bucks for ca residents? I'll do that.

paterpeter: I see what you're saying about the VAT. I'm still confused on this though. It's straightforward for me because I'm in the US and PSP lists their price(s) in USD. That said, there seems to be two ways to pay in Euros (or US dollars) once you get to the DR/E5 page. They may be the same though.

I was offered two prices with my loyalty discount: EUR 57.25 and USD 64.80. That's a 1.13/.88 exchange rate. Okay, I see that's the rate you got as well, and I understand what you mean about the 10% currency conversion. I think 3% or less is typical for credit cards and I think paypal is similar.

I guess Euro buyers (or any other non-USD currency, for that matter) would be better off paying in USD, since that's what PSP uses to set the price, and going with the CC/PP conversion fee.

Back to the two ways to select EUR/USD: one is from a drop down menu on the upper right of the page. This has more currencies than just EUR/USD. When I would select USD there, it stripped out my customer information. The other was in the lower left and had the option to select EUR or USD. They probably produce the same result.

By the way, I saw a TV commercial for a credit card with a 1% conversion fee and I've heard there are ones with no charge at all.

Likewise

Yep, still looking

I'll get it up soon.

That's what she said.