Price gone up?

[Paulsw2]

No, it's not the subprime issue. That lowered property values and made the dollar stronger at least when it came to buying real estate. The problem with the dollar is out of control deficit spending. To finance that spending the current US government is offering bonds that no one wants to buy so it just prints the money to buy them itself. This leads to hyper-inflation and a very weak dollar. It is just the real world proving once again that Keynesian economics doesn't work.

William

Would that be the same "Keynesian economics [that] doesn't work" that's saved us from a re-run of the 1930s depression by any chance? Funny thing, last time I looked, prices in Britain and the US were falling, so where's the 'hyperinflation' then?
Isn't 'free market economics' marvellous!

Paul

 

[ZecMurphy]

Hi All
The price for TS2010:EE is AU $49.95, and this has not changed.

However, due to circumstances out of our control, we can no longer work with foreign currency directly, it will need to be converted during the transaction. Because of this, we no longer show foreign currency on the shop (we are working on an converter that will show the equivalent price in your currency), which means that the price may vary.

Thank you for your patience.

 

[IsambardKingdomBrunel]

Today that is AUS$35

Yup i had a discount, for pre-ordering TS2009.

IKB.

 

[Johnk]

I'm going to start taking screenshots whenever I go to the Auran store.

 

[ish6]

When I checked a week ago it was AUS$39.99; today it is AUS$49.99 - there is no explanation as to why the price went up 25% without any warning. This is the same price for digital download or the boxed set.
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I agreed with light, because I was checking it out before buying, and I was just curious ... it was price, light!!!

Ish

 

[StorkNest]

According to a currency converter, 49.95 AUS = 46.7263 USA
http://www.xe.com/ucc/

 

[cjlear]

However, due to circumstances out of our control, we can no longer work with foreign currency directly

Westpac merchant account? I had the same problem...

 

[OzBoz]

Hi All
The price for TS2010:EE is AU $49.95, and this has not changed.

Thank you Zec for confirming what I believed I read in the shop.

Cheers

 

[fullsteamahead]

No, it's not the subprime issue. That lowered property values and made the dollar stronger at least when it came to buying real estate. The problem with the dollar is out of control deficit spending. To finance that spending the current US government is offering bonds that no one wants to buy so it just prints the money to buy them itself. This leads to hyper-inflation and a very weak dollar. It is just the real world proving once again that Keynesian economics doesn't work.

William

The US$ is falling against other currencies because other countries are selling so much to the USA that they are accumulating large dollar reservs whcih they are trying to het rid of and hence the price of the $ goes down. In time it will correct itself as those same countries will find that the States will no longer be able to buy their goods because the price will be too high and so a correction will set in. Its called the free market system - I think
Andrew