The simple answer is - you don't need to! Just follow the normal shopping cart procedure, agreeing to buy in pounds, then your credit card issuing bank does the conversion and takes the equivalent in dollars from your account automatically. You pay in dollars; we get paid in pounds! To work out how much a price in pounds means in dollars, you need to know the exchange rate on the day. If, for example, it is 1.8 dollars to the pound, you multiply the price in pounds by 1.

Of course! We live there, too! Our payment processor, PayPal, now accepts US dollars, Canadian Dollars, Euros, Pounds Sterling, and Yen. When you click on the "Proceed To Checkout" button in the PayPal popup window, you will go to the Payment Details page, and there you can choose your currency of choice. If you would prefer to use your Canadian dollars directly, just phone us at 1-250-890-3668 and we will tell you the Canadian prices, and delivery and payment options. See similar questions...

When ordering by credit card, Canadian Dollars will be converted automatically to U.S. Dollars by your financial institution. When writing a check, please review the current exchange rate. Please convert $1 U.S. to $1.25 Canadian. This is an estimate, but the actual exchange may be slightly more or less. For example: 178 address labels are $27.95 U.S. or $34.95 Canadian, plus postage. See similar questions...

I will happily ship books worldwide, but I must charge postage for orders sent outside of the USA and Canada. If you would like to have a book shipped internationally DO NOT use the "Add to cart" button. Instead, email me and we'll work out the best shipping rate to your exotic foreign land. Your order will be delayed as I am forced to track you down and invoice you for shipping charges. This doesn't make anybody happy. See similar questions...

We cannot ship to countries outside of the USA or Canada. Soon that will change. Please contact us for more information. See similar questions...

Currently, I am not aware of any Pay-bars that are available to NON-PC users. However, a number of them (most, in fact) are working on Mac versions -- a few of them are currently running limited Beta-testing, but expect to have the majority of Pay-Bar companies to release Mac versions by the 2nd Quarter of 2000. Pay-Bars in general are a very recent invention, and there is a bigger PC market than any other platform, so the PC was the first to get them. All require Windows 95, 98, or newer. See similar questions...

There are some ways, e.g. Western Union, wire transfer, etc. Please check these possibilities first, and if they are not acceptable for you, let us figure out the best solution for your country. For one of our student we found a solution of this problem with SuField analysis and standards of TRIZ. It is as follows: You need to figure out some companies (that you trust) that has business in your country and USA. See similar questions...

Unfortunately at this time, we only accept applicants from the United States and Canada; however, we are taking steps to provide our short-term loan service to other countries in the near future. See similar questions...

Due to the ever changing currency exchange rates, we cannot quote the charges in other currencies. However, details of the current exchange rates may be found here:- XE.com Personal Currency Assistant . See similar questions...

There are currency exchange booths in airports, but you can also exchange your money (with no commission being charged) at the Airdrie post office. Exchange rates are notoriously poor, and by far the most up-to-date and best exchange rate comes when you use your debit card to withdraw money at an ATM. See similar questions...

This is due to the partnership between Weatherbys Bloodstock Reports (WBR) and the U.S. Jockey Club’s Equineline (EQL) services. The Price List from the WBR home page shows the reports available from the Weatherbys service, priced in Pounds, as well as those available from EQL, priced in Dollars. See similar questions...

Employees are paid in the currency of the country where they are "ordinarily resident" before employment as a Locally Employed Staff with the U.S. Mission to Egypt. Please see the definitions listed below. Ordinarily Resident (OR): A citizen of Egypt or a citizen of another country who has shifted the main residency focus to Egypt and has the required residency permits for employment in country. See similar questions...

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Yes, we ship worldwide. Please note that product warranty on many products will be void ourside United States. See similar questions...

If you live in Canada then you can use Meest Canada. The cost is 10$ for a package up to 70 pounds and $0.69 for each addiptional pound. The time of delivery is 4-6 weeks. Please try to state the value of your items and the shipping. See similar questions...

Yes. We have students in 28 countries. And we have two editions of the course. One is for North America and those who want to pay in US dollars. The other edition is for the UK and Europe, and people who want to pay in sterling. But we welcome payment in any currency. See similar questions...

Yes, we welcome affiliates from around the globe. The only restriction is that you must be able to accept payment via PayPal. Click here to find out if PayPal accounts are available in your country. Be sure to check that you can withdraw cash from your PayPal account as well. Please note that we do not answer questions about the status of your application to the Scribendi Affiliate Program. You can contact us here. See similar questions...

Unfortunately at this time we can only accept applicant living in either Canada or the USA. We are however currently taking steps to provide our loan services to other countries in the near future. See similar questions...

We did not raise the price when we added the Canadian questions, so you are not paying more. We assume that most people will use only one set and ignore the others. However, feel free to use the exams for both countries if you wish. You can switch countries using the links at the bottom of the Choose topics screen. See similar questions...