I got charged less then steam price shows, what should i expect?

Clearly they're telling you to buy more copies

The same thing happened to me.
maybe 1$=1€=1ZŁ :D

You should be happy, its mistake from steam not from you.Probably nothing will happen or it was just -75% or somethink?

The same happened with me, but as I live in Hungary I got charged 1 Ft instead of 1 EUR, while 1 EUR is about 270 Ft.
I don't know what to expect, I don't want to risk buying hundreds of the game and then get charged later for hundreds of euros :D

Be grateful that for once that a Steam fail has fallen in your favour

Will I be charged 1peseta (166=1€ extingued currency)?

buy 4* your wanted copies!

They might charge more later. I don't suggest buying more copies than you did. It might result some trouble.

Maybe report the fail and receive a price greater than free rome copies for honesty?

can i buy game from U ? LOL
Why R we robbed by steam in the EU ?? Cos €1= 1.21 dollarz ?
Why €1=$1 -> Cos EU is so rich :-)

Yet more proof that nobody at Valve is aware of exchange rates.

I'm pretty sure that the price for the game as well as the per-currency prices are set by the publisher. I'm moderately certain the publisher doesn't just enter in one price and Steam converts it based on the buyer's location/currency. Thus this is a publisher screw up. Steam may or may not alert the publisher if you give them a ticket, iunno. It's not really Steam's problem. Since it's a publisher issue and not a Steam issue, if the publisher does "fix" the currency pricing, I don't think that Steam will charge you more or ban you / delete the game just because the publisher wants Steam to make buyers suffer due to the publisher's mistake.

Dilemma - should we buy a shitton of copies and risk Steam adjusting the bill to our accounts, or wait to see what will happen and risk missing an amazing sale? :D

A friend of mine says that if in Poland you buy something from Apple in their appstore for 1€ they block 1zł on your account, but when the blockade is over after a week or so they adjust the amount to the proper value. Maybe it works like this on Steam also now?

One Dollar = one Euro, and now one Zloty. Nothing stranger than Steam exchange rates. Gaben clearly skipped classes when foreign currency lessons were on...

Wonder if it works for Borderlands 2...?

I was also charged 1,04PLN for every copy of Total War I bought, but they propably will charge the rest of money later. I had already few situations with Steam, that they blocked on my card one price, and later there was charged difference between rate of exchange between those days (what's sometimes a bit unfair). However, maybe they won't charge more later, so I bought another one copy :-) . 4 PLN or 1 PLN... it's still very cheap for this game :P .

But how about if you pay with paysafecard
there's no way they could charge it later

Maybe the 1 euro = 1 zloty conversion works for other games as well.
Profit! Buy Skyrim at slutty prices! \m/

I'm from Poland and Steam charged me the full price ( 1 € = above 4 zł ). I paid by paypal. I guess that you were just lucky :D

Blokada jest na 1zl, ale transakcja bedzie na 1euro. Tez tak mialem.

Hmm now I visiting poland this weekend... So...

I got charged 1 Euro , it would be awesome to be charged only 1 RON (1RON=5EURO)

fake post from steam tricking you to buy that game in hope for bigger disscount=)) just kiding

Well, in Russia the game costs 49 roubles that is approximately equal to 1.2 euro. And somehow we got only 75% discount, not 90 as Europeans. Steam pricing is a funny thing :)

" Even in email from them it says that price is 1.00 EUR."

Clearly, Steam charged you 1 euro. Your bank, on the other side, reserved smaller amount from your account. That has nothing with Steam. They will take the rest of amount when payment is due (end of month in most banks with international transactions of this kind).