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Old 02-25-2010, 03:39 PM
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Maride
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It is due to the exchange rate. Is hard to keep up with the rate and even though recently it has been almost even most of the time, they make it a flat rate. If you use a credit card in Canada (I do often as I live near the border) you get charged in Canadian funds but you end up paying the conversion to US funds, depending on what was the rate that day. I like it better when the rate is the same.
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