08-10-2020, 02:34 PM
Not necessarily, Don, as I based the price on that of new ones in the U.S., just to make sure that I didn't make them more expensive than new ones. The lousy state of the Canadian dollar won't help raise much for Big Blue.
This presents a bit of a dilemma: do I charge Canadians in Canadian funds and Americans in U.S. dollars, or everyone in U.S. dough or in Canadian money. Dang!!
It appears that the same ground throw here in Canada is $4.15 each and $4.65 in the U.S. Since there's not a great deal of difference in their respective prices, it would seem to me that having buyers use their own currency might be the fairest way to do this.
Since I'm not making any money for myself, perhaps I should just let the buyers decide - my intention was simply to help support Big Blue.
Wayne
This presents a bit of a dilemma: do I charge Canadians in Canadian funds and Americans in U.S. dollars, or everyone in U.S. dough or in Canadian money. Dang!!
It appears that the same ground throw here in Canada is $4.15 each and $4.65 in the U.S. Since there's not a great deal of difference in their respective prices, it would seem to me that having buyers use their own currency might be the fairest way to do this.
Since I'm not making any money for myself, perhaps I should just let the buyers decide - my intention was simply to help support Big Blue.
Wayne