Did i get rid off? Euros to dollars help/advice pls

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Airmanator

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(Solved, my mistake was thinking E sign was euros, but I guess it was pound to USD and everything checked out. I just thought I got ripped off cause I was thinking their prices was in euros)

So I bought an eagle vision gopro mount from eagle vision. It was 331 euros total with shipping. I just checked my bank account. Eagle vision took out $430.23 from my bank account. Like wtf. Did I just got robbed? Cause I google 331 euros and that is suppose to be $357.89. So why did eagle vision charge me $430.23? I did not want to pay that much for just a mounting system, doesn't even include the gopro. Hmmmmm. Is my euro to USD incorrect or what? Kinda feel bummed dang.

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Richely said:
You reference your bank account so I assume you paid by a transfer or other direct debit from your account. If so, what fees did your bank add for processing an international transaction? What fees for currency exchange?
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Idk. But if it's fee, that's a pretty high fee. Almost like 1/4 of the price of the time. Damn. I probably never order from oversea again if fee is this high. So I check my bank. It's wells Fargo. They say their foreign fee is 3%. So why did eagle vision charge my $430? 3$ of 357 is only $10. Seem like I was charge about $73. Wtf doesn't make any sense to me. I am not gonna buy from them or overseas anymore. Feel like I'm being rip off cause when I order I didn't expect to pay $430 for just a gopro mount that doesn't even include the gopro.
 
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iDB said:
Unfortunately looks about correct. Pounds to usd plus the banks fee of 3% for converting the funds. Lands right at your total you were charged.
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Idk anything about pounds. I thought the E sign means euros. So their item is more expensive than I thought? Damn if I knew I wouldn't bought it. Should of gone with sideshot. $430 for a mount is pretty high imo.
 
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Richely said:
Euros: €

Pounds: £
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Ok sorry my bad guys. I just thought the E sign means euros. Damn European and their currency so confusing lol. Now I learned my lesson. I just thought I got ripped off since when I order I thought it was euros. I check for pounds to dollars and it seem I was charged the right amount. But still $430 for a mount is damn too much.

Problem solved. Thanks guys.
 
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Airmanator said:
Ok sorry my bad guys. I just thought the E sign means euros. Damn European and their currency so confusing lol. Now I learned my lesson. I just thought I got ripped off since when I order I thought it was euros. I check for pounds to dollars and it seem I was charged the right amount. But still $430 for a mount is damn too much.

Problem solved. Thanks guys.
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There is a bit more to it than a mount. Eagle Vision stuff is quality, so you can take solace in that. I LOVE their adjustable mounts, just not enough love to buy many of them, only when absolutely necessary.
 
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jarmstrong said:
education cost him money, did not know the difference, maybe needs glasses
Euro
€,,, by holding alt and type in the number pad 0128
Pound sterling
£, alt,,, 0163 on the number pad
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I don't need glasses. I can see the E sign. Its just we Americans are not familiar with euros or pound or whatever they used oversea. I just thought all Europe use euros and the E sign stands for euro. Why the hell would the make an E sign for pounds. Should change their sign to P sign lol. Didn't make any sense to me for pound to be an E sign. There is no E in pounds. This is why I hate ordering stuff over sea. May be my last time ordering oversea.
 
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Airmanator said:
I don't need glasses. I can see the E sign. Its just we Americans are not familiar with euros or pound or whatever they used oversea. I just thought all Europe use euros and the E sign stands for euro. Why the hell would the make an E sign for pounds. Should change their sign to P sign lol. Didn't make any sense to me for pound to be an E sign. There is no E in pounds. This is why I hate ordering stuff over sea. May be my last time ordering oversea.
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My wife always says how "WE" built our house......I look at her and say there is no "I" in "ME"???(y):ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

I agree with you, that is very confusing!
 
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Airmanator said:
I don't need glasses. I can see the E sign. Its just we Americans are not familiar with euros or pound or whatever they used oversea. I just thought all Europe use euros and the E sign stands for euro. Why the hell would the make an E sign for pounds. Should change their sign to P sign lol. Didn't make any sense to me for pound to be an E sign. There is no E in pounds. This is why I hate ordering stuff over sea. May be my last time ordering oversea.
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I've been AMERICAN for 72 yrs I only have a HS education, but I know the difference between them
knowledge vs unknowing,,, as for knowing the "why the hell make an E sign for Pounds" comment I don't know or care
but they are SYMBOLS and not the letter E
now you know also, we all make mistakes, it is a learning process,,, I have made more than my share
I've showed you how to make € , EURO
,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,---------and a £ , British Pound Sterling
and still ya do the E and P

EDIT: I self edited my comments, I got a little political:) Cheers
 
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