Canadians ordering from Sarms1

[bigdeem]

Sarms1 is claiming I was charged a "foreign exchange" charge by my CC company on my order from them which explains my order was more expensive than it should have been. Which makes no sense to me because I have no extra charge on my statement... it's just a single charge from Sarms1.

Any of you Canadians experience this with them?

 

[RickRock13]

Sarms1 is claiming I was charged a "foreign exchange" charge by my CC company on my order from them which explains my order was more expensive than it should have been. Which makes no sense to me because I have no extra charge on my statement... it's just a single charge from Sarms1.

Any of you Canadians experience this with them? I've never had this happen and I shop from the US online all the time.

I'm pretty sure that is an international shipping charge from sarms1 bro, so that normal. You can contact customer service for clarification if you'd like

 

[bigdeem]

I'm pretty sure that is an international shipping charge from sarms1 bro, so that normal. You can contact customer service for clarification if you'd like

the OP was the explination support gave me. Just seems odd too me that's all.

 

[WolfpackAlpha]

That sounds like a typical CC method. I've seen this brought up with different sponsors before. You are charged in US dollars but your credit card company converts it into Canadian dollars (if you're canadian). The bill you see is in your local CAD. If you have more support questions, contact S1 directly.

 

[bigdeem]

That sounds like a typical CC method. I've seen this brought up with different sponsors before. You are charged in US dollars but your credit card company converts it into Canadian dollars (if you're canadian). The bill you see is in your local CAD. If you have more support questions, contact S1 directly.

will do

 

[VikingBro]

This is true. Happens every time I order something and the total at checkout is in US currency. I don't understand the conversion sometimes as it is not always in line with what the banks will charge that day(some rates have been worse and some have been better). The charge for my sarms1 order was at a terrible exchange rate. Oh well, these products are still worth it!!! Just don't go over budget.

 

[stevesmi]

This is true. Happens every time I order something and the total at checkout is in US currency. I don't understand the conversion sometimes as it is not always in line with what the banks will charge that day(some rates have been worse and some have been better). The charge for my sarms1 order was at a terrible exchange rate. Oh well, these products are still worth it!!! Just don't go over budget.

you really think that credit card companies don't charge you a fee for that conversion? how do you think CC co's make money? through fees, through spreads. you are paying them a service and they are charging you fees for that service.

its like going to your local car dealership and getting a loan and thinking they are going to give you the best rate possible. WRONG! now what you can do is call up your credit card company and negotiate a better rate, assuming you have been a customer for a long time and have paid on time they will probably do it.

 

[bigdeem]

This is true. Happens every time I order something and the total at checkout is in US currency. I don't understand the conversion sometimes as it is not always in line with what the banks will charge that day(some rates have been worse and some have been better). The charge for my sarms1 order was at a terrible exchange rate. Oh well, these products are still worth it!!! Just don't go over budget.

Yea def something I didn't think about. At least I'm aware now

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