Why dose it cost so much to buy energy from New Zealand? Just wondering because it costs $2.50 for 216 ce but for USA it is $2.00 for more than 600CE!!!
Catch my drift people. ;)
Why dose it cost so much to buy energy from New Zealand?
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 21:18
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 21:36
#2
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It's called the exchange rate.
Ask your parents.
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 22:11
#3
US CE prices:
750 =
US CE prices:
750 = $2.45
1,600 = $4.95
3,500 = $9.95
7,500 = $19.95
20,000 = $49.95
Rough conversion is $1 USD = $1.32 NZD (in other words New Zealand's is worth less), or $1 NZD =$0.76 USD.
So approximately $3.22 NZD is the equivalent of $2.45 USD. Mind you that currency values fluctuate so I only guarantee these numbers are accurate at the time of this post. In comparison $2 NZD is $1.51 USD.
The bigger the amount you buy, the better your $ to CE rate is. 7,500 costs $19.95, the equivalent in 750 lots would cost you $24.50.
~Gwen
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 22:16
#4
@#1 and #2
have you actually
@#1 and #2
have you actually done the conversions? or are you just randomly posting
as of right now 1 USD == 1.3 NZD
so.. $2.50USD for the 750 CE
is about 580CE ish for $2.50 NZD
so either the OP is doing the maths wrong, or there's something else fishy going on.
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 22:24
#5
It's the taxes
It's the taxes
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 22:25
#6
I deal with it.
I deal with it.
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 22:36
#7
*shrug*
My bad. I didn't calculate. I just assumed.
jeu, 11/17/2011 - 23:13
#8
Ha
Also if you are talking about the pay by phone option, there are a lot of taxes and companies there that drive the prices to ridiculous levels.
I think one dollar gave me like 46 ce where I live.
Are you kidding or are you serious? Do you really need someone to explain how currency works IRL?