Donut prices?

android prices now matches apple's increases

wadebear wrote:
Donut prices are still the same here in the US. Boatload is $99.99 etc.

The price of donuts in foreign countries is a function of the strength of the local currency vs US currency.

Only problem with that the trend is that the pound has been strengthening against the dollar over last 3 months. Although the difference between 1st May and 1st of June is a decrease of about 1 cent.

Ataccounting wrote:

wadebear wrote:
Donut prices are still the same here in the US. Boatload is $99.99 etc.

The price of donuts in foreign countries is a function of the strength of the local currency vs US currency.

Only problem with that the trend is that the pound has been strengthening against the dollar over last 3 months. Although the difference between 1st May and 1st of June is a decrease of about 1 cent.

Um... International donut exchange tax?

Could be lots of things. They're always coming up with new ways to tax everybody. Louisiana just made it illegal to do cash transactions at yard sales because people weren't paying sales tax on their cash transactions...

Higher donut prices seen in some countries doesn't actually have anything to do with EA.

This year, Apple and Google have been adjusting (read: mostly increasing) their prices for apps and in-app-purchases to adjust for 1) VAT being charged in some parts of the world, especially Europe, and 2) to a lesser extent, changes in exchange rates.

Search for "apple vat" to learn more. The rate increases aren't totally uniform, e.g., a £0.69 purchase might now cost £0.79, while one at the £1.49 price point might be left alone. It's annoying, but that's taxes for ya.

what a rip! I demand a gill donut sale to compensate :D

Prices have diffidently gone up in Denmark! A boat load used to cost 649 kr and now it's 799!