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 Posted: Tue, 13th Jan 2015 23:03 Post subject: dolar to euro crap and extra. |
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reddit : [Bundle Stars] Reboot Bundle 10 - Xotic Complete (Includes 3 DLCs), 8BitBoy, Fortix 2, Ignite, SOL: Exodus, Vector, Jet Car Stunts, Space Farmer 2-Pack, Residue: Final Cut, Rush For Glory ($1.99 for first 48 hours)
on site :
FIRST 48 HOURS ONLY! Pay only €2.13 for 10 Steam games in our biggest Reboot ever!
now not only the usual shit $=euro crap, but they charge even more ?
wtf ?
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Morphineus
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| Posted: Tue, 13th Jan 2015 23:06 Post subject: |
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Taxes 
Would be the usual bullshit they give 
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| Posted: Tue, 13th Jan 2015 23:40 Post subject: |
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xD
Use an US adress for payment that has no taxes on BundleStars. I also had to change my payment adress in Google Wallet to some US adress.
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| Posted: Tue, 13th Jan 2015 23:47 Post subject: |
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It's VAT. Sellers that sell something to an EU citizen now have to pay VAT to the country the EU citizen is from from 1.1. 2015, meaning that VAT is added on top of the price for EU buyers. VAT rates differ from country to country, hence prices should differ as well.
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Jan 2015 15:02 Post subject: |
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| riptide77 wrote: | | It's VAT. Sellers that sell something to an EU citizen now have to pay VAT to the country the EU citizen is from from 1.1. 2015, meaning that VAT is added on top of the price for EU buyers. VAT rates differ from country to country, hence prices should differ as well. |
That's bullshit because the $ => € move should contain the taxes in the first place. On average taxes are 20% in Europe and €1 = $1.2 so it evens out easily.
€2,13 = $2,52 so that's 25% instead an 20% increase. In short: it's greed.
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Jan 2015 15:12 Post subject: |
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I'm from Slovenia (22% VAT) and it shows 2.09€ for me so it does seem to be adjusted.
Currency converter shows 1.99$ with 22% VAT = 2.43 USD = 2.05144 EUR
So there does seem to be a slight discrepancy but that could be attributed to the conversion rate they're using.
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Jan 2015 15:16 Post subject: |
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| riptide77 wrote: | | It's VAT. Sellers that sell something to an EU citizen now have to pay VAT to the country the EU citizen is from from 1.1. 2015, meaning that VAT is added on top of the price for EU buyers. VAT rates differ from country to country, hence prices should differ as well. |
i pay vat for every fucking thing i buy in my country.
now i need to pay and extra vat to ? to whom ?
is seems like not sellers need to pay that vat, buyers pay it.
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| Posted: Wed, 14th Jan 2015 15:39 Post subject: |
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The buyer pays it, but now the VAT rate is taken from the buyer's country, not the seller's as it was before 1.1.2015. Before some sellers could avoid paying VAT if they had the head office in a country without VAT or very low VAT (Luxembourg, for example). Now they cannot avoid paying VAT anymore.
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