Did anyone else notice this?

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  1. i_am_alex

    i_am_alex Regular member

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    Because the AUD dollar dropped, you know pay about 50% more on Intel Products (haven't checked other) than what you did 2-3 months ago? My computer is worth more now, than what I originally paid for it, weird huh?
     
  2. onya

    onya Guest

    You've got a rather "unique" way of looking at things Alex...lol

    Current RBA info on exchange rates...

    http://www.rba.gov.au/statistics/exchange_rates.html

    We pay more for goods and services from outside Australia, but what about the reverse? Ask an Englishman to buy your pc...he'd pay 39pence to our dollar. Not looking so flash now, are we?

    Cheers.
     
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    i_am_alex Regular member

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    I paid $220 for my Q6600 incl P&H, people are now paying $300ish.

    The fact is Australia imports them from USA, making them cost more on our behalf.
     
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    Now when my ex asks me for some money, at least she will be getting a bit more this time and it won't cost me extra.
     
  5. onya

    onya Guest

    ROFL. Nice one.
     

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