Yeah, I had my internet connection overfilled somehow (cable tv + net can be really slow sometimes). Not it shows in a couple of seconds.

Thank you for that script. :-)

It charges you in perfect $ to £ ratio i've bought quite a few games and no problems for me.

$2.99 = £1.87
$5.99 = £3.75
$9.99 = £6.26

That's pretty unfair that a bank would charge you just for converting currency, do they charge you per purchase or could you buy a load of games at once and only get hit with one charge?

There is one charge for transaction. It doesn't matter if I buy 1 or 3 games at once.

The charge is not high, but still...

Polish banks are much more greedy than in UK i think. For example, I still have to pay for making money transfer from one bank to another. Small fee, but still...

They're looking for money anywhere possible. I'm one of few lucky ones, since my WBK account isn't additionally charged for most transactions and neither for EUR>USD conversion.

Yeah but I read somewhere that WBK is going to be sold to someone?

It was already done, sold to Santander.
If it will cause any problems / disadvantages, I can always change banks. I'm a student, it's not like I'm swimming in cash and such change shouldn't be problematic.

i would want a script that show me the prices in euro but i don't know how to use userscript on opera

Any help?

You could just copy the price and translate the price in google.

The script doesn't work correctly under Opera anyway, and I'll need some time to figure out how to make it function (I pretty much abandoned it since there was no feedback coming in, and I don't actually use it myself).

But for the future, to install user scripts under Opera:
1. Create a folder, anywhere, that you'd like to store the scripts in.
2. In Opera, go to Preferences->Advanced->Content->Javascript Options...
3. Choose the folder you just created, with the appropriate setting.
4. Save/move/copy, the scripts to said folder.

1-3, of course, only needs to be done the first time.

In the meantime, Pinky69 has a quite good solution. Google is a very good currency converter, copy-and-paste "5.99 USD in EUR" or "9.99 USD in EUR" (without the quotation marks) to get the conversion.

Only works with JavaScript enabled for some months now, in case someone uses for example Firefox with NoScript.

Thanks for the tip! I got charged about £1.25 too with my second to last purchase, just did another purchase, but used PayPal, much better deal.