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#1 (permalink)   05-04-2009 ipifa Virtual Assistant Contributing Member Company name: Fair Admin Support   Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Holland Posts: 54 Currency on website Hey, I'm in the process of writing the content for my website and trying to complete my rates page. I was wondering as I live in the EU should I quote my rates in Euros or just in dollars? Your advise would be greatly appreciated Stacey Fair AdminSupport

#2 (permalink)   05-04-2009 CJ's Virtual Business Solution Contributing Member Company name: CJ's Virtual Business Solutions   Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Kansas City, MO Posts: 240 Re: Currency on website Stacey, I would do both. You never know where you clients will come from. Carol CJ's Virtual Business Solutions

#3 (permalink)   05-05-2009 ablackburn Contributing Member Company name: Ann's Virtual Desk   Join Date: May 2008 Location: Portland, TN Posts: 64 Re: Currency on website I agree with Carol. Put both on your website. __________________ Ann Blackburn

#4 (permalink)   05-06-2009 JoCarole Resident Member Company name: Shore Office Services LLC My latest Twitter: 10 ?Vegetables? You Shouldn?t Be Eating - http://t...   Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Jersey Shore Posts: 1,123 Re: Currency on website I agree also listing both currencies.

#5 (permalink)   05-06-2009 Bee Bolder New Member Company name: Bee Bolder Administrative Services, LLC My latest Twitter: Fannie and Freddie Set Timeline Requirements for S...   Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Kissimmee, Florida Posts: 31 Re: Currency on website I would do both as well and link it to a currency calculator for convenience. __________________ Althea www.beebolder.com

#6 (permalink)   05-07-2009 ipifa Virtual Assistant Contributing Member Company name: Fair Admin Support   Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Holland Posts: 54 Re: Currency on website Thanks, thats what I think i'll do Good idea on the currency calculator Althea Stacey Fair AdminSupport