Closed michaeldcain closed 3 years ago
See also c/8yG0JNLf-tr (internal link)
Hi there, just wanted to follow up and ask about the ETA for this request? @michaeldcain @DavidRothstein . Thanks!
Just noting that there is still confusion about this. Another example is #25056033-hc.
I also had another example of confusion here 23979794-hc about Argentinian Pesos.
Work in progress in D52530-code
Requested changes on the diff.
@michaeldcain or @sirbrillig are there any updates on this? we still get several requests related to this per day. I personally get around 2 per day.
@carladoria sorry for the delayed response. The issue should now be fixed in the popover shopping cart and checkout, but additional work will be required to update plans lists and subscription management screens. I'll open another issue to track those changes.
Great, thanks a lot!
Hi there!! I am not sure if this is the exact same issue, but I wanted to know if it was possible to add this request: In the pricing page, we find this: https://wordpress.com/pricing/
And some uses are confused about these symbol/currency, as it also means "pesos". Are we able to be a bit more specif with the currencies displayed here? As this example? https://d.pr/i/HIrxW9 This issue was reported by a user on this chat, they were confused and asked for a refund as they were not expecting the charge was going to be made in US$
hc-1569496
FWIW I think the plans page is managed by @Automattic/martech-decepticons so perhaps they can weigh in here as well.
but additional work will be required to update plans lists and subscription management screens. I'll open another issue to track those changes.
@michaeldcain did we ever create a new issue to track the plans page?
@sirbrillig: I couldn't find one (might've been closed as part of the backlog cleanup), so I opened a new one: #50064
Although I don't believe that this would cover the logged-out pricing tables from @marianearchimbaud's screenshot. As you said, this needs to be something on @Automattic/martech-decepticons radar. /cc @paulbonahora for help prioritizing that part.
@southp, looping you in to add this to the pipeline. Not sure who'd be best to work on this feature.
We already include non-USD identifiers for supported currencies that use the $ as a currency symbol (i.e. "C$" for Canadian dollars), but we don't include a USD identifier when a user is in a location that uses the $ and we don't currently support their currency (i.e. Argentinian Pesos).
When a user is outside of the US, we should add an idicator to the amount (i.e. "US$").