Hi to all.
I am bidding on an item priced in Canadian $. Do I enter my snipe bid in C$ or US$ equivalent?
For Example: if I want to bid c$289 should I enter $205 (US$) in my snipe?
Thanks.
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quote:Hope this helps as an example. Remember to be sure the seller will sell out of their country. And..
posted October 18, 2003 01:28 PM
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IF YOU ARE BUYING IN ANOTHER CURRENCY,
I found this handy dandy calculator that will help you determine how much you want to bid.
http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html
It is really easy to use! For example, if you see a widget that you really want in the UK, and are willing to pay US$75 for it, all you have to do is select "Brisith Pounds" in the into dropdown menu, enter 75 in the amount box, and click on calculate. It came to 44.86 today, so you bid 45.36 to avoid the even amount curse
to our forum!
Your bid is in whatever currency the auction is listed in. It is in US dollars unless the auction amount is listed in another currency.
All bids are placed in the currency of the auction.
If the auction is in US$ your bid is in US$.
If it's on Pounds then it's placed in Pounds.
If it's in Euros it's placed in Euros, etc.
If the auction is in US$ your bid is in US$.
If it's on Pounds then it's placed in Pounds.
If it's in Euros it's placed in Euros, etc.