30% exchange rate, really? Give me a break, weight watchers!
November 13, 2009 8:36 AM
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WeightWatchers Canada vs WeightWatchers United States -- is there a difference, besides price, for the online version?
I'm thinking of joining the online version of WeightWatchers. The main site (the .com), has three months for $65 USD. The canadian version (.ca) has the same three months for $85 CDN. Last time I checked, it's been years (decades?) since the exchange rate was 30%. Does anyone know why on earth I should sign up for the Canadian version? Assume I'm not interested in their real life meetings at all. Do they not take Canadian credit cards? Is there a difference between the programs, or does one take canada-specific products into account? Do they just assume canadians are suckers?
posted by cgg to health & fitness (3 comments total)
Another alternative would be waiting until January, as they tend to release their best offers then (to take advantage of all the newly-resolute). To answer your other question, I did Weight Watchers in Canada and I did find the materials to be catered pretty nicely towards the Canadian market.
*if you just copy and paste the URL for the landing page, the price is $85 -- if you click through, it's $79. Oh Weight Watchers, you vex me.
posted by kate blank at 8:59 AM on November 13, 2009