If I buy a game online, I want to pay the same amount in Euro's as it is in dollars. If they add a small administrative charge, I'm fine with that. But $1 != €1. And that's what I have to pay if I buy something on Steam, for example.
And over here we have a very easy, fast and secure way of paying electronically, iDeal, which you can use on Steam only by setting it up manually in advance, because it's too foreign for Steam, of course. But even so, the moment Steam notices Euro's are used in the transaction at the other side, it simply replaces the dollar sign for an Euro sign, and thereby adds 50% to the price I have to pay. Which is simply ripping me off, as there are NO extra costs involved to them.
Is there a way to pay for it in dollars instead? Because I have a hard time paying for something if I'm ripped off so blatantly.
And over here we have a very easy, fast and secure way of paying electronically, iDeal, which you can use on Steam only by setting it up manually in advance, because it's too foreign for Steam, of course. But even so, the moment Steam notices Euro's are used in the transaction at the other side, it simply replaces the dollar sign for an Euro sign, and thereby adds 50% to the price I have to pay. Which is simply ripping me off, as there are NO extra costs involved to them.
Is there a way to pay for it in dollars instead? Because I have a hard time paying for something if I'm ripped off so blatantly.