If your card doesn't charge foreign transaction fees, you should always pay in the local currency. The exchange rate will be better than whatever the vendor gives you.
It's easy to get complacent as a consumer. I was thinking about it the other day how I never check my receipt at the grocery store. I just put whatever I need on the belt and pay what the machine tells me to pay. I could be getting ripped off every time and I'd likely never notice.
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Agreed on all points!Several of those X-Men figures aren't nearly as good as I want them to be for the price*, but I'll be damned if they don't look great together. I'd love to see a similar pic with 90's Jean in the mix!
*But the OG Gambit makes up for the lot as he's one of my favorite figures of all time. Just perfect!
That or sell it immediately. I've done that before. I'd crosspost it with every selling outlet you can barring "robbery by appointment" meetup methods.I'm very tempted to eat my deposit on Rogue at BBTS. I have one in transit from Amiami. It's currently in the hands of USPS, tracking says "in transit, but arriving late". Because of course it is, that is the way with this figure.
I originally had two on preorder with hlj and canceled because of the tariff situation and then preordered from BBTS. I preordered another one at Amiami when things became a little more clear, but now I'm thinking about keeping one and the $100+.
That's a good question. Definitely a loophole if they refund the full amount.I probably should've waited to get one in hand, but I decided to cancel and I expect an extra $10.50 added to my check Trump is going to send out.
I was wondering if it was possible to get around the loss of a BBTS NRD by holding the item in my POL and then canceling. BBTS refunds in store credit after an item has been in your POL for a week or two. I'm not sure if they would deduct the NRD, though. Seems like they should give you the full amount in that case.