Almost 4 years ago I refunded Bite the Bullet due to game breaking bugs, yet they chose to refund it using a currency I can't use. I am a US citizen using and my account is set to use USD, yet they claim I used foreign currency to buy the game in question and are refusing to correct this. I'm willing to forgive the delay but they've basically scammed me out of my refund.

Lol... What currency? Was it in rupees or something? Or Euro?

GBP, whatever that is.

It is the British pound.

Might as well be monopoly funny money for all the good it does me.

Keep working with them. I had some issues with GOG last year. It took them some time to iron out my payment method. Keep trying, or talk to your bank.

So update time. For some reason they processed my order in GBP but because they took their sweet time refunding it there is nothing they can do now and have basically told me it's not their problem.

$5.24 or $2.99 ?

Man, this post is even weirder? i'm sorry if i spoil your trick? but in this age and time we are digital yeah?

meaning, you might see a wrong currency on the bill but you bank will correct when they receive the money??

Like, you live in the US yea?

You actually have mail traffic going on for 4 years? must be someone who likes your joke, yea?

This isn't about my bank, it's about GOG refunding my game to my wallet in a foreign currency despite all of my wallet transactions being in USD.

Just use a VPN and set it to a country with that currency. Shouldn't be a huge problem.

This. When I traveled to Japan, all my purchases here where in a different currency.

Your available currencies are not based on your profile, but perceived location. If you are using a UK IP, the British pound should be an option.

Least now you have some useful currency that isnt about to tank.

We still deal in the customary currency when purchasing a steed for the spread: guineas, depending on how many hands the animal is.

Uhm, so wallets can hold several currencies at the same time? Like three different balances for EUR, GBP and USD?