Hi Michelle, How are you selling the item? Through ebay? If so you cannot add anything on to your selling amount after the sale. I think the AUS dollar is worth more than the US dollar right now...so, If you sell something for $156, the customer will send you say, something like $149 AUS and paypal will convert it to $150 US, so that is the amount you will receive. Paypal will subtract their fees, of course. I don't know the exact difference in US and AUS dollars, so don't go by that $149 AUS, it was just an example. All the work must be done on the buyer's end. I've purchased many items from the UK- the seller will sell it for (example) 25GBP. I don't send them $25 US, I send them whatever that 25 GBP converts so, say, $32 US. At the end of the auction or buy-it- now, when I go to pay, it will say I owe that $32 US or whatever. I hope this helps, and isn't just confusing you more. If you are selling on ebay you can do a search, then click on the "worldwide" button on the left side so you can see items from around the world. Under the selling or starting price, you'll see the conversion price. If you want to see your item for sale from the Australian website, just do a search for ebay australia, you sign in with your regular ebay name and password. You'll see the sale price of your item $156 and under it what the seller must pay in AUS dollars.
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