All prices on our website are in UK British ?'s (Sterling / GBP). Please do not confuse our prices with those on other websites which are in Cypriot ?'s which when converted to Sterling work out 20% to 30% more expensive.

Yes. Superbreak make all charges in Great British Pounds(?), irrespective of the location of the hotel.

a general rule of thumb, you can divide the prices by 2 for an approximate USD equivalent, or by 3 for an approximate GBP equivalent.

Of course you can! The best way if you wish to pay in a currency other than £sterling is to pay by credit card. You will then be charged at the exchange rate of the day. We take payments by credit card using the PayPal secure system. Just ask us for more details at the time of booking.

Because I'm a Brit... in London... and so it makes sense to stick to my own currency. Plus sterling is a pretty international currency. This site aims to be the world wide web landmark site for internet dedications. The whole site is run on the KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) principle: the idea is for the site to be used internationally... I'm British... British Pounds are international, so GBP makes sense.

Payment is by Western Union only to ensure the entire transaction is halal. Payment can be made to Western Union in any currency however you must instruct Western Union to pay Eastern Vogue in GBP Pounds Sterling (?) only.

Yes, we take all payments in GBP pounds sterling (£). For the convenience of our overseas customers we offer ?guide prices? in US Dollars and Euros based on recent rates of exchange but the final price may depend on the exact exchange rate at the time of purchase. Back to top

You can pay in any currency, if you buy online using a credit or debit card. All the prices are listed in English pounds, but your credit card issuing bank does the conversion and takes the equivalent in your currency from your account automatically. For example, if you are in the US, you pay in dollars; we get paid in pounds!

If you are submitting your application in person, you may pay in British currency. The conversion rate changes from day to day, however, so we are unable to tell you exactly how much it will be. If you are submitting your application by mail/courier, you should use our credit card payment form [PDF] (your card will be charged in U.S. dollars) or pay by banker's draft or international money order in U.S. dollars only. We are unable to accept cash by mail or courier. No.

We are a British company and our bank accepts payment in UK currency only. We accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Solo, Eurocard, PCB and Switch, and transactions using these companies will be converted the current exchange rate.

Yes you can. You should make the payment for a GBP amount equivalent to US$500 dollars or more. This will be held as US dollars however. Any bank charges would be deducted from your payment.

We are a small company and because the currency fluctuation can some times be significant over a period of a year, we cannot afford to subsidize any major increases. On the positive side, if the currency moves in your favor, you end of saving as we would have had to price the tour at a higher rate originally.

All of our prices are in British pounds. However, if making payment by credit card through PAYPAL the amount paid will be converted and debited to your credit card account according to the prevailing exchange rate between GBP and your own currency.

US customers' order confirmation will include the total in dollars based on the rate from XE.com on the date of purchase.

Yes absolutely! In fact a large percentage of our orders come from the USA and mainland Europe. We will dispatch to you wherever you live in the world. Your credit card charge will be converted into your preferred currency.

GBP stands for gain-bandwidth product, and is usually calculated at a frequency of 10 kHz. The GBP can be assumed to be within the Aυ vs. f characteristics range. In this example, therefore, it is not possible to design a 60 dB amplifier with a frequency of 100 kHz.

Answer: Visit: http://www.x-rates.com/calculator.html and enter the prices of our products in dollars first, then convert to your currency.

I think your opinion of (item name) being worth $8 is completely off. I saw it on eBay selling for (50 cents / $80).

Plan on bringing at least 100 British pounds with you to start. You can convert dollars to British pounds at most large-city, American banks. This is more than enough to pay for your train trip into London from the airport, and a taxi (if needed) to the dorm. There are several banks and other businesses near the dorm where you can convert the rest of your American currency to British pounds after you arrive in London.

Yes. I'm mostly Welsh, Scottish, and Irish on my mother's side and English on my father's. I'm basically what my mom calls a "Celtic mutt", what others might call Anglo-Celtic. Sure, like almost any American-- Franco-Dutch, Germanic , and Jewish.

Yes. 1 is one pound. 5 is five pounds, and so on. As you add items to the cart the total will be added up automatically. As you reach each price break the total will be calculated accordingly.

Very Easy - All of our prices are in U.K pounds and on every page there is a link to our currency converter ( it's on the grey navigation bar and says 'CURRENCY CONVERTER') - If you click on it , it will link to an up to the minute conversion system.

During 2006, an infection of bed bugs spread along the Camino Francés. By the end of the season, all refugios were aware of the problem, and many had been fumigated, but it is not certain that the problem will be solved in 2007. Don't be deterred from going on this account, but be aware of the possibility that the infection will recur. Here's what to look out for, and what to do if you should pick up a fellow-traveller or two.

Where you at the old forum? the one that got shut down with Dawn and deb and everyone? well if you were and even if you weren't the new address is http://www.voy.com/182351/

Each page of The Album Shop has the prices for that product. Prices do not include personalization, taxes, shipping or handling.