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so someone is stealing money from customers? hmm
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pds41: For your cards, assuming you're based in Montenegro, they're most likely baked in to the FX rate (as they used to be in the UK and the rest of the EU) until the regulations changed to make it an explicit additional charge (for transparency purposes).

[Edit] Either way, they're not "hidden" charges or levied by GoG.
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Wishmaster777: My boy, the op is from the USA. UK's regulations and EU's regulations have nothing to do with him, nor with the USA.
If you had read it properly, you would have realised that the comment was for you, kiddo. The clue was in the use of the word "your" and it was explaining why "you" as a purported resident of Montenegro might never have seen the fees "you" were charged (assuming that "you" were being honest).

But as you have asked for me to relate this back to the US, as the final word on this, I refer you to the following website that explains how all this works and is even a US website.

https://www.valuepenguin.com/credit-card-foreign-transaction-fees#:~:text=A%20foreign%20transaction%20(FX)%20fee,to%203%25%20of%20the%20transaction.

From this point on, it's 2022, so feel free to believe what you want, but given the information available, we've got to the most likely answer. As you said previously, there's not any point in any further speculation.
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Wishmaster777: My boy, the op is from the USA. UK's regulations and EU's regulations have nothing to do with him, nor with the USA.
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pds41: If you had read it properly, you would have realised that the comment was for you, kiddo. The clue was in the use of the word "your" and it was explaining why "you" as a purported resident of Montenegro might never have seen the fees "you" were charged (assuming that "you" were being honest).

But as you have asked for me to relate this back to the US, as the final word on this, I refer you to the following website that explains how all this works and is even a US website.

https://www.valuepenguin.com/credit-card-foreign-transaction-fees#:~:text=A%20foreign%20transaction%20(FX)%20fee,to%203%25%20of%20the%20transaction.

From this point on, it's 2022, so feel free to believe what you want, but given the information available, we've got to the most likely answer. As you said previously, there's not any point in any further speculation.
My boy, just drop it. Take a chill pill, take some tea and move on.
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maxleod: Again, there are no international or currency exchange additional fees when paying with Paypal...
There are, if you link your credit card to Paypal. Because the credit card company or the bank is the one who charge the fee. And for them it doesn't matter at which service you use it.

It all depends on what ToS the credit card or the bank has.