imlive increased prices for Euro users

[kangoo]

I'm a bit upset by ImLive. Before the minimum amount you have to load in your wallet was 50 US$, and the prices for vid was displayed in US$.
Now, the minimum amount is 50 Euros, and you buy credits...that mean the price for vid is xx credits per min...so basically, considering the change rate between US$ and Euros, it is an increase for Euros payer of 50%...
Considering they reduce the price they paid the camgirl...they will make a lot of money, not only on camgirls, but also on European customer.
Of course, I haven't see any clear notice of this change, or have been warned in any way.
I know several other sites makes you buy credits like that, without considering exchange rate, but I liked imlive because it wasn't the case, it allows you to spend proper time with the girls.I didn't feel in hurry, and was spending in fact all the 50$ everytime. Now, just make me think to unsubscribe of this site (which is a good things to consider and to get a real life )

[Wanda22]

Hello
Yeah, I noticed.
But I guess you should try CamContacts as its cheaper and there is a community
(Am I allowed to do this kind of comments in here? I just joined).

[Hony]

No problem, you are welcome here.

Hony

[the saned]

Have the same here. On Gold status, but now I get 50 (52,5) credits for 50 euro's. (plus 5 happy hour credit) I was wondering what the US customers are paying. Are they getting 50 credits for 50 dollars or do they get less credits for $50?
I know for a fact that the hosts are paid in dollars per credit. So this is a big profit for them (I'mlive) at the moment.
If the US customers are getting less credits for $50 it's still a fair option. But if not, ImLive is making a great deal of money here.
For the moment I stay away from them. Before they changed it from $ to credits it was a great deal for Europeans.

(done small edit to clarify)

[spider]

[the saned]

[spider]

[WEBS]

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It's your right..US IT.

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