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So i am a non premie and was planning on buying premium. But i live in canada so i needed to convert our money to USD. So i went to XE.com, an online currency changer, and it said that 20USD is equal to 18.05CND. What happened? Is the Canadian Dollar realy worth more than a USD?? Or is it just a glitch or something?

elloeverybody! wrote:So i am a non premie and was planning on buying premium. But i live in canada so i needed to convert our money to USD. So i went to XE.com, an online currency changer, and it said that 20USD is equal to 18.05CND. What happened? Is the Canadian Dollar realy worth more than a USD?? Or is it just a glitch or something?

wat u jst said is 20 usd is = to 18 cnd which means that us dollar is worth more....but that exchange rate is bout rite

lord voldemort wrote:

elloeverybody! wrote:So i am a non premie and was planning on buying premium. But i live in canada so i needed to convert our money to USD. So i went to XE.com, an online currency changer, and it said that 20USD is equal to 18.05CND. What happened? Is the Canadian Dollar realy worth more than a USD?? Or is it just a glitch or something?

wat u jst said is 20 usd is = to 18 cnd which means that us dollar is worth more....but that exchange rate is bout rite

no, if less cnd are needed than usd, then cnd are worth more.

lord voldemort wrote:

elloeverybody! wrote:So i am a non premie and was planning on buying premium. But i live in canada so i needed to convert our money to USD. So i went to XE.com, an online currency changer, and it said that 20USD is equal to 18.05CND. What happened? Is the Canadian Dollar realy worth more than a USD?? Or is it just a glitch or something?

wat u jst said is 20 usd is = to 18 cnd which means that us dollar is worth more....but that exchange rate is bout rite

no, ello is right, it seems that the c$ is worth more than the us$ (according to xd anyway)

mr. incrediball wrote:

lord voldemort wrote:

elloeverybody! wrote:So i am a non premie and was planning on buying premium. But i live in canada so i needed to convert our money to USD. So i went to XE.com, an online currency changer, and it said that 20USD is equal to 18.05CND. What happened? Is the Canadian Dollar realy worth more than a USD?? Or is it just a glitch or something?

wat u jst said is 20 usd is = to 18 cnd which means that us dollar is worth more....but that exchange rate is bout rite

no, ello is right, it seems that the c$ is worth more than the us$ (according to xd anyway)

now im confused...if i used 18 to spend 20 dollars doesnt tht mean 20 is more

here is what came up when i converted money
20.00 USD = 18.9408 CAD
United States Dollars Canada Dollars
1 USD = 0.947039 CAD 1 CAD = 1.05592 USD

Thanks for supporting my side incrediball

lord voldemort wrote:

mr. incrediball wrote:

lord voldemort wrote:

elloeverybody! wrote:So i am a non premie and was planning on buying premium. But i live in canada so i needed to convert our money to USD. So i went to XE.com, an online currency changer, and it said that 20USD is equal to 18.05CND. What happened? Is the Canadian Dollar realy worth more than a USD?? Or is it just a glitch or something?

wat u jst said is 20 usd is = to 18 cnd which means that us dollar is worth more....but that exchange rate is bout rite

no, ello is right, it seems that the c$ is worth more than the us$ (according to xd anyway)

now im confused...if i used 18 to spend 20 dollars doesnt tht mean 20 is more

*sigh*

ok, if c$18=us$20, then c$1=us$1.11 rec (thankyou calculator )

according to oanda.com, the last time the usd was worth more was September 28th.

Not really you Canadians fault (nothing really is, I suppose) but the falling value of the USdollar against almost all currencies (I read that the AUS dollar is going to be the next one to pass us. Come on, guys!) based on our rising trade deficit.

Still can't use Canadian coins in the damn soda machines..........

I have a theory. I herd of this "One World Government" Idea on youtube. Where there is going to be one army, one language and one CURRENCY. Mabey this is part of it. Mabey they are slowly leveling off all currencys so it looks like values are just droping and raising. Then after everything is even, they are going to change it to a single whole world government. Who realy knows what the government is realy doing.

check this out
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zhs64Jnf ... ets/sf.swf

elloeverybody! wrote:I have a theory. I herd of this "One World Government" Idea on youtube. Where there is going to be one army, one language and one CURRENCY. Mabey this is part of it. Mabey they are slowly leveling off all currencys so it looks like values are just droping and raising. Then after everything is even, they are going to change it to a single whole world government. Who realy knows what the government is realy doing.

i doubt america is planning to b on an equal footing with the rest of the world...

maybe it's a plan to clog up the world's economy with american notes, collapsing the world so america can just walk in and take it over...

ZOMG! CONSPIRACY!!!1!!!!!!!

We get bloody millions of dollars for our Pound over here... shame no-one wants them

Guiscard wrote:We get bloody millions of dollars for our Pound over here... shame no-one wants them

apparently it's over us$2 to £1 now

mr. incrediball wrote:

Guiscard wrote:We get bloody millions of dollars for our Pound over here... shame no-one wants them

apparently it's over us$2 to £1 now

Has been for a while I think. Ahh well, its the yanks fault for getting those grannies in Northern Rock riled up!

Canada rocks

That been said, yes the canadian dollar is rising in value compared to american one.

No clues why, I am not an economist.


And Lord Voldemort, if you spent 10 dollars buying something that is worth 20, it means your 10 dollars are worth twice as much, since you could buy something twice as worthier with them.

So, if 1 US = 0.9 CND, it means the Canadian dollar is worth more, since you can buy something worth 1 US with it, 1US will nto be able to buy something worth 1 CND.

spurgistan wrote:Not really you Canadians fault (nothing really is, I suppose) but the falling value of the USdollar against almost all currencies (I read that the AUS dollar is going to be the next one to pass us. Come on, guys!) based on our rising trade deficit.

Woo! Go yen! Overtake those american imperialist oppressors!

*gets plane ticket* I'm off to the Soloman Islands, where i can live the restof my life as a simple farmer.....

Ebb & flow......
It goes up & it goes down.
All the world's currencies are still valued against the U.S. dollar.

No need for panic (or rejoice ).
Its funny how so many look at the short term.

lord voldemort wrote: now im confused...if i used 18 to spend 20 dollars doesnt tht mean 20 is more

Sociology student by any chance?

If 20 little furry pink bunnies cost the same amount as 18 furry little white bunnies, which is more valuable: 1 furry little pink bunny, or a furry little white bunny?

The1exile wrote:

spurgistan wrote:Not really you Canadians fault (nothing really is, I suppose) but the falling value of the USdollar against almost all currencies (I read that the AUS dollar is going to be the next one to pass us. Come on, guys!) based on our rising trade deficit.

Woo! Go yen! Overtake those american imperialist oppressors!

why would the japanese want to take over imperialists, seeing as they have an emporer themselves?

go yuan!

just a little joke from the Great White North eh..........imagine our surprise.....our little coin with a loon on it, worth more that a bill with an eagle on it...

glide wrote:just a little joke from the Great White North eh..........imagine our surprise.....our little coin with a loon on it, worth more that a bill with an eagle on it...

Yes, but let's be honest, monopoly money has more value than a dollar bill. God bless the federal reserve!

Iz Man wrote:Ebb & flow......
It goes up & it goes down.
All the world's currencies are still valued against the U.S. dollar.

No need for panic (or rejoice ).
Its funny how so many look at the short term.

The dollar has been falling in value for a number of years now. Pretty much since the tech stock bust in 2000/2001.