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foreign value on i-products

alwaysonthebeer · 2008-07-07 21:47:16

i'm planning on buying either an i-phone or if i cant get this prepaid then an i-pod nano, classic, shuffle or touch. does anyone know what price these are in ireland compared with usa? i saw the prices on the apple internet site for the relative countries, are the prices in the shops the same as these? and if so then why…

07-07-2008 9:47pm

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alwaysonthebeer

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i'm planning on buying either an i-phone or if i cant get this prepaid then an i-pod nano, classic, shuffle or touch.
does anyone know what price these are in ireland compared with usa?

i saw the prices on the apple internet site for the relative countries, are the prices in the shops the same as these?
and if so then why would anyone not just buy what they want off the american site?

cheers

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#2 07-07-2008 9:51pm

Creamy Goodness

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the apple web store prices = apple retail store prices.

apple will only ship orders from their store if bought with a credit card residing in that country.

US web store -> US credit card
IE web store -> IE credit card

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