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Old 06-Feb-2008, 01:32 PM
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Even then it is down to the exchange rate with the individuals banks. So still no control over the exchange rate.

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Even then it is down to the exchange rate with the individuals banks. So still no control over the exchange rate.
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They dont *need* control over the change rate at all, how do you think they currently do it?

All they need to do is adjust the prices roughly in comparison to the US counterparts, im not saying it has to be down to the penny correct, just a little fairer.

 
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Fair in the UK? You must be joking.

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Booked Sec + today
I just booked my Sec + today through the Prometric site today and the price was listed as £185. Got mine a bit cheaper as I had a discount code though. Did notice that it said VAT, discount codes, etc wouldn't be applied until you get to the payment page. However the final price without the discount was still £185.

I do remember a tutor on a course I attended last year saying that Prometric never actually charge the VAT, which is how it looked this evening.

 
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