Any plan for GBP pricing for ProModules

[Tom.]

I was just about to buy ProCache, however with the recent situation in the UK the pound has absolutely crashed. It would cost most roughly 40$ more from before the crash.

[diogo]

Hm, only Ryan can answer to your question, but since he lives in the US I don't see how he would do that without losing money himself.  I'm sorry for all the messy situation there by the way

[dragan]

According to rates @ https://www.google.com/finance?q=USDGBP the difference between pre- and post-Brexit is only about GBP 10, not $40. (assuming you mean the ProCache Dev License for $169)

[LostKobrakai]

Same could be said about any other currency which does have a bad conversion ratio to USD. Also while it hasn't been as bad as for the GBP the € also did get a hit in conversion rate. By now it's really not that bad for both of them as their conversion rates where at similar numbers (according to bloomberg) already earlier that year seemingly without anyone noticing. 

[elabx]

On 6/25/2016 at 8:20 AM, LostKobrakai said:

Same could be said about any other currency which does have a bad conversion ratio to USD. Also while it hasn't been as bad as for the GBP the € also did get a hit in conversion rate. By now it's really not that bad for both of them as their conversion rates where at similar numbers (according to bloomberg) already earlier that year seemingly without anyone noticing. 

Mexico here, can confirm everything on the Internet feels expensive ALWAYS on almost any currency

[dazzyweb]

Be happy that the modules don't add any EU (UK 20%) vat.