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[–] phx 41 points 11 months ago (1 children)

A lot of companies seem to pull this shit. Went to buy a product from ba Canadian company (in Canada) on their website. Prices were in dollars but no mention of CAD or USD. I used PayPal as the last step so thankfully it told me it'd be converting currency, at which point I cancelled. If I'd tried to pay by card to directly I would likely just have been charged with no idea of the currency difference until later

[–] 0000 4 points 11 months ago

DBrand did this to me years ago. I'm still salty about paying USD to a Canadian company in Canada after all this time.