I started a thread about this that was removed, I hadn't seen this : this is what I had written. Would be interested to grab the thoughts of you guys.

So, Chu & Nick just had a conversation on twitter RE: the fact that Canadian FIFA Points have increased in price, which is largely due to the Canadian dollar being weak right now.

That's absolutely fine, and there has even been increase in pricing around the globe for FP, (Brazil, Singapore, India for example) but what intrigued me about this was 2 things.

$100 USD (Apparently the base rate for FIFA Points before discounts)
$125 Canadian for 12k FP Before discounts.
£80 UK.
£80 UK = $125 US / $163 Canadian
$125 Canadian = £61 UK / $95 Canadian
$100 US = $132 Canadian / £65 UK

(Remember, these are all before the 10% Early Access Discount + Any added discounts you may get on your codes for MSP / PSN) So my question is this. If EA are openly and actively changing the value of FIFA Points based on the economy, why on earth are the UK getting cheap [url=http://www.fut16coin.com]Fifa 16 coins[/url]? It seems clear to me the US & Canadian FP are very close on price after the conversions, but UK is about 33% more expensive than the counterparts of North America. Even if you take in to consideration things like VAT that might play a part in this, that 33% is still far too big a margin.

It seems based on what I think is correct math and intuition, that UK FIFA Points should be priced at £60.00 for 12,000 FIFA Points, give or take. Why is it that we get screwer over? You can go to literally any other FP Store, and they are all at LEAST 30% Cheaper than what we pay.

My 2nd point is this :
If currency conversion is a reason for the pricing of things, why is something like EA Access $4.99 for all of NA (Per Month), yet once again in the UK, it's £3.99 for the same month, which is $6.15 at the time of writing this post. Once again, we are being charged more than 20% extra, for the exact same product.

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