We're about to set up the account so that you can pay and play in one of 3
payment schemes (maybe more).
UK Pounds
US Dollars
Aus Dollars
(Maybe German DM)....
This means that your account will be in the country of your origin (or
nearest appropriate). Thoughts? Ie you will be able to pay in US Dollars,
and have your turn run (at a FIXED rate) in dollars. So the prices between
the different payments will slowly alter to be different.
(Benefits are - you won't need to work out how much a "pound" is worth etc.
New players will find it a lot easier to be able to pay and play with less
confusion).
We're about to set up the account so that you can
pay and play in one of 3
payment schemes (maybe more).
UK Pounds
US Dollars
Aus Dollars
(Maybe German DM)....
This means that your account will be in the country
of your origin (or
nearest appropriate). Thoughts? Ie you will be
able to pay in US Dollars,
and have your turn run (at a FIXED rate) in dollars.
So the prices between
the different payments will slowly alter to be
different.
(Benefits are - you won't need to work out how much
a "pound" is worth etc.
New players will find it a lot easier to be able to
pay and play with less
confusion).
It's for the players in that particular country that they like to pay in
their national currency wherever possible.
Clint
···
Doesn't matter too much to me, but it would be nice.
One thing, why not skip the DM and just do Euros?
JB
--- MiddleEarthGames <me@MiddleEarthGames.com> wrote:
> We're about to set up the account so that you can
> pay and play in one of 3
> payment schemes (maybe more).
>
> UK Pounds
> US Dollars
> Aus Dollars
> (Maybe German DM)....
>
> This means that your account will be in the country
> of your origin (or
> nearest appropriate). Thoughts? Ie you will be
> able to pay in US Dollars,
> and have your turn run (at a FIXED rate) in dollars.
> So the prices between
> the different payments will slowly alter to be
> different.
>
> (Benefits are - you won't need to work out how much
> a "pound" is worth etc.
> New players will find it a lot easier to be able to
> pay and play with less
> confusion).
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Clint
>
>
>
It's for the players in that particular country that they like to pay in
their national currency wherever possible.
There is no point offering any other European currency payment method as
they mostly will disappear at the end of the year to be replaced by Euro. In
any event you will find that your Bank will no longer be able to offer you
an account in the European currencies that are disappearing and will instead
offer only an account in Euros.
Except for 150 million Europeans from 1/1/02.
>
> It's for the players in that particular country that they like to pay in
> their national currency wherever possible.
There is no point offering any other European currency payment method as
they mostly will disappear at the end of the year to be replaced by Euro.
In
any event you will find that your Bank will no longer be able to offer you
an account in the European currencies that are disappearing and will
>
>
> > Hardly anyone uses Euros...
>
> Except for 150 million Europeans from 1/1/02.
> >
> > It's for the players in that particular country that they like to pay in
> > their national currency wherever possible.
>
> There is no point offering any other European currency payment method as
> they mostly will disappear at the end of the year to be replaced by Euro.
In
> any event you will find that your Bank will no longer be able to offer you
> an account in the European currencies that are disappearing and will
instead
> offer only an account in Euros.
>
> Regards
>
> Mike
>
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Costs would stay the same to start with. Then as time went on they would
effectively change. I reckon that every 6-12 months we would bring the
turns back in line with the �3.90
Clint
···
Clint,
I'm for it if means that the cost is the same. I'm playing too many
games for the cost to go up and I'm only thinking about playing more.
Scott
--- In mepbmlist@y..., "MiddleEarthGames" <me@M...> wrote:
> We're about to set up the account so that you can pay and play in
one of 3
> payment schemes (maybe more).
>
> UK Pounds
> US Dollars
> Aus Dollars
> (Maybe German DM)....
>
> This means that your account will be in the country of your origin
(or
> nearest appropriate). Thoughts? Ie you will be able to pay in US
Dollars,
> and have your turn run (at a FIXED rate) in dollars. So the
prices between
> the different payments will slowly alter to be different.
>
> (Benefits are - you won't need to work out how much a "pound" is
worth etc.
> New players will find it a lot easier to be able to pay and play
with less
> confusion).
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Clint
I am aware of the legislature.... That's a year's time. Anything can
happen. But good enough reason to have it.
> Hardly anyone uses Euros...
Except for 150 million Europeans from 1/1/02.
>
> It's for the players in that particular country that they like to pay in
> their national currency wherever possible.
There is no point offering any other European currency payment method as
they mostly will disappear at the end of the year to be replaced by Euro.
In
any event you will find that your Bank will no longer be able to offer you
an account in the European currencies that are disappearing and will
It's for the players in that particular country that
they like to pay in
their national currency wherever possible.
Clint
> Doesn't matter too much to me, but it would be
nice.
> One thing, why not skip the DM and just do Euros?
>
> JB
>
> --- MiddleEarthGames <me@MiddleEarthGames.com>
wrote:
> > We're about to set up the account so that you
can
> > pay and play in one of 3
> > payment schemes (maybe more).
> >
> > UK Pounds
> > US Dollars
> > Aus Dollars
> > (Maybe German DM)....
> >
> > This means that your account will be in the
country
> > of your origin (or
> > nearest appropriate). Thoughts? Ie you will be
> > able to pay in US Dollars,
> > and have your turn run (at a FIXED rate) in
dollars.
> > So the prices between
> > the different payments will slowly alter to be
> > different.
> >
> > (Benefits are - you won't need to work out how
much
> > a "pound" is worth etc.
> > New players will find it a lot easier to be able
to
> > pay and play with less
> > confusion).
> >
> > Thoughts?
> >
> > Clint
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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But a few months after the new year DM's, FF's, Lira
will not exist. Would be a waste I would think.
Those of us in the Eurozone know the dates for the disappearing folding.
DEMs will cease to exist at midnight on December 31st this year. FRFs cease
to exist as a parallel currency on February 17th next. Etc. Bank transfers,
cheques and so on will be in Euros from January 1st.
So it's not a question of "a few months".
Clint wrote:
I am aware of the legislature.... That's a year's time. Anything can
happen. But good enough reason to have it.
