Different price?

[Vegangoth 0]

  I was looking at the premium monthly prices and on the ipad it's premium for £3.99 but on the website it's £4. Granted it's not much of a difference but it is still a difference. Why is that? 

[Adjusting 276]

When you upgrade on your iPad, the upgrade goes through Apple. They specify what price points are possible.

[ScottLougheed 1,316]

And to clarify Adjusting's point,  Apple only allows prices ending in .99 so a 4.00 price is impossible. 

[Vegangoth 0]

Brilliant! Thanks so much. I didn't know that about apple that was very interesting.

[Adjusting 276]

And to clarify Adjusting's point,  Apple only allows prices ending in .99 so a 4.00 price is impossible. 

 

Not exactly correct (and the reason I was so vague). In Canada and the US, Apple only allows prices that end in .99, but in the UK there are prices that end in .29,  .49 and .69 too, and in Sweden the prices are round numbers. 

[BurgersNFries 2,407]

 

And to clarify Adjusting's point,  Apple only allows prices ending in .99 so a 4.00 price is impossible. 

 

Not exactly correct (and the reason I was so vague). In Canada and the US, Apple only allows prices that end in .99, but in the UK there are prices that end in .29,  .49 and .69 too, and in Sweden the prices are round numbers. 

 

 

 

Because otherwise, it would be just too easy... 

[ScottLougheed 1,316]

Ah wl, there I go shooting my mouth off as is all too common!

[Wordsgood 526]

That's odd about Canada since we got rid of the penny last year.

And to clarify Adjusting's point, Apple only allows prices ending in .99 so a 4.00 price is impossible.

Not exactly correct (and the reason I was so vague). In Canada and the US, Apple only allows prices that end in .99, but in the UK there are prices that end in .29, .49 and .69 too, and in Sweden the prices are round numbers.

[ScottLougheed 1,316]

We got rid of it (THANK GORD) for cash but not for electronic transactions! To-the-cent pricing still applies with visa/debit, and thus, for anything digital.

[Wordsgood 526]

Right, forgot about that. Personally speaking, I always found it handy to cash in my penny collection once a year. Usually in January, lol.

We got rid of it (THANK GORD) for cash but not for electronic transactions! To-the-cent pricing still applies with visa/debit, and thus, for anything digital.