payment

[Eternal61]

I live in Turkey and when I try to pay with dollars from Turkey, how many Turkish Liras = how many dollars is equivalent to the current exchange rate? or is it a fixed exchange rate?

 

[Paul B]

The rate/cost will be shown when you checkout - it is set by the payment provider.

 

[Eternal61]

When I asked on the 21st of August that I would make a payment of 215 dollars, I was told that it was calculated on a site that showed the current exchange rate.
Coming to today, when I come to the payment screen for 5772 Turkish liras with the current exchange rate of 215 dollars, I am asked for 6075 Turkish liras, i.e. 226 dollars.

 

[Eternal61]

https://xenforo.com/community/threads/dolar.216115/ check here

 

[Paul B]

Yes, the rate changes constantly.

The TL is constantly losing value against the USD.

 

[Eternal61]

I know the exchange rate change and you said that you calculated from the current exchange rate.

 

[FTL]

I know the exchange rate change and you said that you calculated from the current exchange rate.

Since the TL is constantly losing value against the dollar, it's getting more expensive for you, so an 11 dollar difference is about right.

 

[Dragonfruit]

I know the exchange rate change and you said that you calculated from the current exchange rate.

He probably just estimated. Each payment service also have their own rates so it's not going to be 100% accurate.

 

[TPerry]

I know the exchange rate change and you said that you calculated from the current exchange rate.

Most payment transactions processors base upon the rate at the moment of the transaction. They also frequently charge an additional processing fee for the exchange, and each payment processor will charge various amounts. That's why there is no way for anyone to tell you now what it would cost you if you purchased now or tomorrow... but you can almost guarantee that looking at the downward spiral of the lira against the dollar, the longer you wait, the more expensive in your native currency it will be.