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[rocker]

PIP in Michigan, USA

/edit/ What happened to the caps I used in the subject line?

[radix]

Let me correct myself and give some details about the conversion rate of the last payment (late October).

Oanda historical interbank rates for USD to HUF (Hungarian Forints):
10/22/2008 208.840
10/23/2008 217.2490
10/24/2008 218.0730
10/25/2008 219.8980
10/26/2008 219.330
10/27/2008 218.380
10/28/2008 218.4270
10/29/2008 210.5620
10/30/2008 200.780
10/31/2008 198.3620

I got PIP status in the account window on 29 Oct. I got rate of 218.25 in my bank account. Above figures suggest that the rate was set on some day prior to the appearance of the PIP status.

[dawnstar]

PIP in the UK AND at about $1.49 to £! (which is good)
Merry Christmas Mr Scr... I mean Mr Google!
(...Joke I love you Google!)

[leadegroot]

Hey, AdSenseAdvisor! Want to clarify how currency conversions happen? We're all curious, and wasting time talking about it that could be spent on our sites, making you and us money :)
I can't think of any commercial reasons to hide it...

[nickreynolds]

Exchange rate gets better and better for me the uk.
Pip pip! (pretensious english upper class expression of joy!)

[leadegroot]

Ah, payment received.
Aussie dollar at 1.583 : 1
(ie 63.17c)

Right, now to do the monthly wages :)

[ElvisFan]

I do believe ASA support here mentioned that EFT was calculated on the 21st of the month... however, PIP does not show up until much later...

[climbingrose]

Paid to

[climbingrose]

Paid @ at a good exchange rate 1 USD = 1.583 AUD. Cheers Google.

[Richie0x]

Nov 26 Payment issued

Not in my bank account yet...?

[johnnie]

Payment received (Euro, Netherlands) at a very good rate of 0,794€ : 1$

[Lame_Wolf]

Nov 26 Payment issued
Not in my bank account yet...?

Same here.
Glad I am not the only one. Where are you ? I am in UK
Strange for it to be paid, but not shown at the bank.

[Sense_able]

Money showing in NatWest UK EFT

[Lame_Wolf]

Money showing in NatWest UK EFT

Nothing in Abbey UK

[IanCP]

It must be something to do with your banks. My money was in the bank Friday a.m. [in OZ] or Thursday your time.