ASK CHANGE FLAG

[elBala]

Sorry for make topic few minuts to similar but its possible change flag spain to venezuela? or hungarian?

[-L3gi0n-]

i have same problem...
my account payment use euro.. i want change dollar.. XD

[trolleras9]

not possible

[WAR sucks]

Originally Posted by -L3gi0n-

i have same problem...
my account payment use euro.. i want change dollar.. XD

Why would you want to switch From the EUR to USD?

[-L3gi0n-]

cheaper payments..

[gggggggggggggggg13]

Originally Posted by -L3gi0n-

cheaper payments..

No no and no.right now euros are more powerful to usd.if i remember well 1 euro is 1.2 usd,and anyways it is better to buy skins for example 30 usd instead of 30 euros.By the way i think it is not possible to change your flag atm!

[WAR sucks]

Originally Posted by gggggggggggggggg13

No no and no.right now euros are more powerful to usd.if i remember well 1 euro is 1.2 usd,and anyways it is better to buy skins for example 30 usd instead of 30 euros.By the way i think it is not possible to change your flag atm!

Settle down.

The cost of a skin in USD is 37.50, and the cost of a skin in Euros is 30.00. Thus, the current "exchange rate" as determined by Bigpoint is 1.25. The Euro is trading at 1.17 to 1 USD. So at current exchange rates, you're saving about 6.5% using the dollar.

You realize that saying it is better to pay 30 USD instead of 30 EUR is exactly why he wants to change to the USD, right?

It is possible, provided you are able to prove residency in a country that uses the USD as its base currency.

[joubengosu]

Nothing working for me

[gggggggggggggggg13]

Originally Posted by WAR sucks

Settle down.

The cost of a skin in USD is 37.50, and the cost of a skin in Euros is 30.00. Thus, the current "exchange rate" as determined by Bigpoint is 1.25. The Euro is trading at 1.17 to 1 USD. So at current exchange rates, you're saving about 6.5% using the dollar.

You realize that saying it is better to pay 30 USD instead of 30 EUR is exactly why he wants to change to the USD, right?

It is possible, provided you are able to prove residency in a country that uses the USD as its base currency.

****,he edited the post,he first wrote i want to change dollars to euros man:P if you look at the time i replied to him and the time when he edited his post,then you'll figure it out