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Posted May 27, 2015
Hi!

I Bought Witcher 3 a couple of days ago and only just now saw the Fair Price Package deal thingy.
I paid the Euro price and now I'm wondering how/if I can use this service . I live in Sweden so I don't even know if I can use the fair price package deal, either way, the price for The Witcher is about 59$ or something in the USD, so about the same in Euro.

The USD is priced at 8,46 SEK at the moment and the EUR about 9,23 SEK.

It Might be a stupid question, but thank you in advance!
This question / problem has been solved by Lerouximage
Posted May 27, 2015
Did you buy the game here on GOG? If not, no fair price package. If yes, check the store page of The Witcher 3 here on GOG. If there's something like this written under the price:

$6.80 OFF ANY FUTURE PURCHASE. You get bonus store credit (our Fair Price Package) to offset the regional pricing. (you might see a different figure)

Then you'll get that sum subtracted from the asking price if you ever decide to buy a game on GOG again. E.g. a game usually priced $9.99 here, would only cost you $3.19 in the above case. So no money back, just a store credit that makes the next game you buy here cheaper for you.

You might be able to check it out by putting a game in the shopping cart and going to checkout just to see if something is subtracted from the price, then cancel that purchase instead of confirming.
Post edited May 27, 2015 by Leroux
Posted May 27, 2015
First of, sorry for the dubble post. I feel it's important to add that i bought the game pre-launch and got to pay around 47£ or somehing. But i think it was the same in US prices.
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Leroux: Did you buy the game here on GOG? If not, no fair price package. If yes, check the store page of The Witcher 3 here on GOG. If there's something like this written under the price:

$6.80 OFF ANY FUTURE PURCHASE. You get bonus store credit (our Fair Price Package) to offset the regional pricing. (you might see a different figure)

Then you'll get that sum subtracted from the asking price if you ever decide to buy a game on GOG again. E.g. a game usually priced $9.99 here, would only cost you $3.19 in the above case. So no money back, just a store credit that makes the next game you buy here cheaper for you.

You might be able to check it out by putting a game in the shopping cart and going to checkout just to see if something is subtracted from the price, then cancel that purchase instead of confirming.
Yes i bought the game on GoG. I'm going to check that out. Thank you so much! ^^
Post edited May 27, 2015 by Ferryman95
Posted May 27, 2015
As an update. I was entitled to a couple of Euro buying the game. But i'm not sure if it was the same when you bought it pre-order. That and the fact that i had (USD) as chosen local currency in GoG Galaxy I've decided that it's most likely my fault. Just the fact that they have this service is an amazing thing, and they can keep the money.

Anyway, thank you again Leroux for the fast and informitive answer!
Posted May 27, 2015
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Ferryman95: As an update. I was entitled to a couple of Euro buying the game. But i'm not sure if it was the same when you bought it pre-order. That and the fact that i had (USD) as chosen local currency in GoG Galaxy I've decided that it's most likely my fault. Just the fact that they have this service is an amazing thing, and they can keep the money.
Store credit is in the same currency as the one you paid in. If you paid in pounds, store credit will be in pounds. If you paid in USD, it's in USD, and if in EUR, then store credit is in EUR. From what I recall, you should be able to check your store credit balance in your account, and you could also see if you already used your store credit in any of your orders.
The Fair Price Package applies any time the price you pay is higher than the US price, no matter if preorder or not.
Posted May 27, 2015
In addition to what JMich said, any store credit you got can only be used for purchases in that same currency - thus, if you made a purchased something (to which the fair price package applies) in USD, you got credit in USD, and must make another purchase in USD to make use of said credit.
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