Wii - Manhunt 2 and Wall-E €13.99 delivered

Davy

Manhunt 2 €13.99 delivered


Wall-E €13.99 delivered

Both in stock

daftdave

£9.99 does not equal 13.99 , its more like €11.30 or something like that, i am refusing to purchase from play.com until they start reflecting the real currency conversion rates.

boo to play.com !!!!

seanybiker

nice one. I have manhunt 2 for psp already but at that price i may aswell get it. Cheers

Davy

daftdave wrote: »

£9.99 does not equal 13.99 , its more like €11.30 or something like that, i am refusing to purchase from play.com until they start reflecting the real currency conversion rates.

boo to play.com !!!!

I agree with you, but if its still cheaper than other places its a bargain to me.

slave1

£9.99 does not equal 13.99 , its more like €11.30 or something like that, i am refusing to purchase from play.com until they start reflecting the real currency conversion rates.

boo to play.com !!!!

The point is, is €13.99 a bargain

RasTa

Wall-E anygood?

Also your bank will not give you the current exchange rate so 13.99 is just about right

daftdave

RasTa wrote: »

Wall-E anygood?

Also your bank will not give you the current exchange rate so 13.99 is just about right

wrong.

if you purchase an item online that is advertised in pounds sterling, your bank will convert it to euros with that days conversion rate.
thats why if you try to purchase from play.com in pounds sterling instead of euros , you cant actually do it, they force you to purchase the item at what they consider to be the euro price ,

i.e 10-15% more expensive than what you should be paying if you were to go by current currency conversion rates.

so that free shipping that they advertise is not actually free, you are paying for the shipping by them forcing you to pay in what they would consider to be the euro price.

sue97

Thanks, don't like the exchange rate but I figure its a bargain

seanybiker

slave1 wrote: »

The point is, is €13.99 a bargain

course it is.

RasTa

daftdave wrote: »

wrong.

if you purchase an item online that is advertised in pounds sterling, your bank will convert it to euros with that days conversion rate.
thats why if you try to purchase from play.com in pounds sterling instead of euros , you cant actually do it, they force you to purchase the item at what they consider to be the euro price ,

i.e 10-15% more expensive than what you should be paying if you were to go by current currency conversion rates.

so that free shipping that they advertise is not actually free, you are paying for the shipping by them forcing you to pay in what they would consider to be the euro price.

Wrong, banks charge commission on currency conversions so you never get the true rate.

Fergster

Great Find

Thanks

the groutch

dayton, seany,etc
we all know it's cheaper than elsewhere
it's the on the principle of being ripped off on the exchange rate that some people wont shop with them

daftdave

RasTa wrote: »

Wrong, banks charge commission on currency conversions so you never get the true rate.

they dont charge 10-15% commission more like .10 of a %

311

the groutch wrote: »

dayton, seany,etc
we all know it's cheaper than elsewhere
it's the on the principle of being ripped off on the exchange rate that some people wont shop with them

How can you claim that they rip us off in some way and yet they are cheaper than anyone else?

Who gives a damn what way they call it ,if it's cheaper ,it's cheaper Sterling or Euro.

Typhoon.

Thanks op