[TRobinson6]

i have emailed evilution but still no answer. can anyone tell me what L10 or (86p per month) is. i do not know how to read british money. or better still what it is in us dollars so i know what to put in paypal


thanks

 

[10470]

Here's a link to full instructions:

http://www.evilution.co.uk/601

Let PayPal do the math for you.

 

[jimvw57]

roughly 12-13 bucks.

 

[10470]

fees

It pays to read.

From the link I provided:

"How Do I Pay You In Dollars?

You don't. What would I do with Dollars?

When you pay through PayPal it will send me £10 and it will take the equivalent amount from your PayPal account in Dollars. So, although I receive GBP, your PayPal account will automatically send it in Dollars."

Detailed registration steps and Q&As are at the link.

 

[jwight]

Fees for a condo association? For National Parks? For renting an electric bike?

Help us out and try being more specific with thread titles....:wink:

 

[Miss Mercedes]

I imagine Kane is very busy and doesn't visit his site often. The fees are give or take $15-$20 depending on the exchange rate.

 

[MB DNA]

I imagine Kane is very busy and doesn't visit his site often.

Although Kane recently moved he remains dedicated to his fabulous subscription website and was out there as recent as yesterday.

Note, Evilution turned 13 years old on April 1.

Any Forum newbies who may be looking for 453 information will be disappointed to know that as of yet no one has bought him a 453 so although there are a few tidbits, Evilution remains the "go to" source for all things 450/451 and other Euro variants.

 

[Miss Mercedes]

So much agreed! It's well well worth the small price to keep that lovely site online.

 

[SLIVERS]

I just went through same thing trying to find out how much it was in Dollars "before" I signed up also.
Didn't show up when I checked out with PayPal!
It eventually showed up on my PayPal statement, $12.85.
That was 2 weeks ago the conversion may be a bit different on the Dollar.
Was worth every penny as I was able to solve a problem with my horn that I had been having for the last 9 years.