So Apple is pricing an on-line product by nation and region disproportionately. Appears we are both in the same sinking boat. I'll pass. Cheers, Rod >.Mac cost 99 euro in Europe. That's 1/3 more than in the US. > >Paul Moortgat > >On 28 Oct 2007, at 19:53, Rod Duncan wrote: > >>>At 2:03 PM -0700, 10/24/07, Rod Duncan wrote: >>> >>>>In the US, a standard .mac account costs $99. In Canada the same >>>>service is $139. >>> >>>>Gee... I wonder if I'm renewing? >>> >>>I don't mean to be an Apple fanboy, but I don't think that I'd >>>take the time to compare what I would *have* to pay for something >>>against what someone else would pay for something. What they pay >>>has nothing to do with me. I'd decide whether to pay a price based >>>on what i might pay elsewhere for the same quality product. >> >>I agree. However, I find it disconcerting that Apple it >>OVERCHARGING Canadian users for the same service. By over 40%! >> >>> >>>Does it matter to me whether you pay more or less for a loaf of >>>bread? Of course not. Why are you comparing .Mac as if it should >>>be the same everywhere. It is what it is. You either feel that it >>>is worth the cost or you don't. >> >>Sound like a fanboy to me. Tell you what. When you upgrade your >>.mac account why don't you pay for mine and I'll pay for yours. >>Let's see how your loaf of bread tastes when it costs $50+ >>(including taxes) for the exact same texture and flavour. >> >>Thanks for you input. >>Rod >>