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Didn't I say this before in this thread ?Originally Posted by Texas
28,10$ which is about 24 euros for "new" old maps
FWIW, A few pages back I wrote I had bought Sygic Car Navigation for a reasonable price (19,99 euros, including map updates, traffic information, speedcams, and all a lifetime offer). Sygic came with TomTom 2016.12 maps.
Now the maps are updated to 2017.03,as promised for free. Now, that is an example for NNG how to do business!!
Honestly? I am asking myself why one should stay on the gray side, risking to be punished for it
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No, it's not. According to Google Play, it is 29,99€ Originally Posted by G-ulash
28,10$ which is about 24 euros for "new" old maps
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Originally Posted by G-ulash
28,10$ which is about 24 euros for "new" old maps Originally Posted by WOB
I googled for the the dollar exchange course of today and calculated 24,13 euros equals 28,10 $
It's not my fault that NavNGo sees their European customers as a cash cow and asks almost 6 extra euros for - let's be honest - old maps.
Compare: I paid 39,99 euros - one time- for Sygic Premium software and lifetime updates, traffic and speedcams.
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