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Originally Posted by Little.Egret
Sorry, you have that backwards, a common slip.
The GB pound is heaviest so we pay most (but the quoted price includes tax - VAT at 20%) and the Canadians least.
As you say, price point not international exchange rates.
Though Amazon and others do $1 => £1 on electronics when they can get away with it.
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Yes. I did that to see if anyone was paying attention. hahahah
Actually, almost as soon as I saw your post, I realized my error. I'm mathematically challenged, so the way that I look at it is that the GB pound is not worth as much as an USD, so there would have to be more of them to equal the USD. The Canadian dollar is worth more than the USD, so it takes less of them to equal the USD.
Genuine thanks for the correction. Thanks also for keeping us apprised of the Charles River Editors freebies.