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CANADIANS: did Google mess up the CAD exchange rate this month? See here!

Discussion in 'Payments' started by denniss, Mar 26, 2010.

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    This thread is only for Canadians since it only concerns this month's USD->CAD exchange rate. If this has nothing to do with you, plz don't post in this thread.

    Anyway, I believe there was a mistake in this month's USD->CAD exchange rate.

    Here is what I got:

    So $0.95 CAD for $1 USD.... but all foreign currency exchange sites show that the actual rate varied between $1.01 to $1.03 on the 25th/26th (see: http://www.xe.com/currencycharts/?from=USD&to=CAD). I'm used to losing a few extra cents on top of that, but a loss of 6-8 cents on a dollar seems ridiculous. In fact, I think they used the inverse rate, since currently $1 CAD amounts to $0.97 USD.

    I already e-mailed Google about it, but don't expect an answer until Monday since it's the weekend.

    Did you also get a 0.95 exchange rate?
     
    denniss, Mar 26, 2010 IP
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    tobycoke, Mar 26, 2010 IP
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    I got an email about it, saying they are working on correcting the issue. This has happened before and they sorted it out pretty quickly.
     
    adleym, Mar 30, 2010 IP
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    They were distracted rolling up the rim to win and screwed up on the metric conversion, seasonal adjustment, and wind chill factor. ;)
     
    tobycoke, Mar 30, 2010 IP