You was USD before right? That is going to hurt a lot of your watchers in the future. Just like myself.

Shouldn't hurt you too much, after all the prices are as close to each other as they can be Refer just converted them from one currency to another. I suppose it all just depends on the exchange rate, but I don't see it changing drastically

Hmm Probably not for people with Euro. More Australia, Canada and the USA furs and scalies will have the problem.

Well in all fairness a UK fur should be able to price in our currency without people from over seas complaining about it.

Well true, yes. But you need to cater for all watchers and commissioners really.

and I'm sure there are many from both the UK and the EU.

as someone from the EU i also rather see the prices in USD, its not that hard to look up the exchange rate

and when it is in USD for UK and EU it will always look cheaper

you can just as easily look up the exchange from € or whatever to £... so I don't understand your argument

look at it from a buyers perspective, you see oh its only 36 pounds, when converting it, 60 dollar, the number tends to scare people off

Only scares people who don't understand exchange rates

I don't understand why it hurts you? Just put the price in a conversion tool, what's the problem? :o

What did you have your price of your original Full render price?

$50, and $25 for additional characters. if you prefer to pay in USD since they were in USD when you were added to my list, I will still accept it for spots on my current list if that makes you feel better?

Not much of charge really then. I did a check and found only $53 exchange with Australian dollar from 30 GBP. But yeah keeping the original USD for my waiting commission is great. :3

yea, I tried to keep them as close as I could, like I said. And sure thing :)

That'll make things easier for me! And I don't understand people complaining. You have no problems that you wouldn't have if you were a Brit buying from an American. And paypal charges the exchange fees to the seller if you do it properly and list it as payment and not a gift. This also means Refer wouldn't have to waste money on exchange fees on the other end of the deal too.

Makes things easier for me too! I think people were worrying though because if prices stayed the same - for example - $50 became £50 - it's actually quite a bit more than $50. More like $75 by the time the exchange rate has been worked out. It's one of the slight bonuses of being a British buyer - spending $50 on a commission works out to only be about £30. I think that's where people are worried.

But as refer stated below - it's already converted- so it won't be an issue at all.

Yeah, if that was the case, I'd be complaining. But Refer has a brain. Look forward to commissioning in the proper currency!

Oh I know - I just think because it wasn't implicit stated, people worried It makes things much easier for me!

Is it like 60 USD for something and now it's going to be 60 GPB?

nooo not at all! I used a converter, so, if old price was 60 USD then that converts into 36 GBP, so new price is 36 GBP. still costs you 60 USD same as before, I'm not gonna screw anyone over

Okay. @.@
I was gonna say.. I'll be one of those complainers because that's a big difference for me x.x

I still want a piece from you xD Makes it easier for me in GBP :p

In all honesty people in the US should be happy...

Most FA artists actually sell WAAY under their price if they are in EU. Mostly as they ell at around 50 $ for instance. Where as in their own currency would be as if a US artist asks 30 $. From a business standpoint, EU/UK people have an advantage as such purchasing from a US artist, or other ones that keep their prices in the US range.
So it is nice to see someone alter the prices to £, but still retain the actually value of it.

In terms of games and such we get the short end.... For Watch Dogs (the game), we will be paying respectively. 60 $... 60 Euro or 60 £. yea makes so much sense doesn't it? :o

I like that you are keeping them around the same price. But is it easy to change the currency in Paypal never did it?

When paying just select GBP... It will show below when you type in the amount, how much it is in USD.

Ok thanks you for the help.

That's handy! I won't have to pointlessly convert it to USD just for you to convert it back! XD

I'm perfectly content with where I'm at on the list. It's giving me time to gather funds. Take your time! :p

Good on you! Saves being burned by fluctuation in exchange rates...