Just a heads up to the UK buyers of Cryptic points that the prices do not include VAT.
I have just brought 1000 C-Points for £7.50 through Paypal but ended up paying an extra £1.48 on top of that for VAT. This isn't Cryptics fault, its our lovely government and the fact that they just love to tax us on everything.
Just a heads up to the UK buyers of Cryptic points that the prices do not include VAT.
I have just brought 1000 C-Points for £7.50 through Paypal but ended up paying an extra £1.48 on top of that for VAT. This isn't Cryptics fault, its our lovely government and the fact that they just love to tax us on everything.
Jude Law had some interesting things to say about UK health care. In his opinion, the doctors were better in the public system but horribly underpayed.
Just a heads up to the UK buyers of Cryptic points that the prices do not include VAT.
I have just brought 1000 C-Points for £7.50 through Paypal but ended up paying an extra £1.48 on top of that for VAT. This isn't Cryptics fault, its our lovely government and the fact that they just love to tax us on everything.
Slightly irritating to say the least.
Probably the same for all of the EU. Thank you for the headsup though!
Happened to me when I paid for some points in US dollars using a USD Cash Passport card, but with a UK address.
The site didn't list the total price before claiming the money, which was a little sneaky. The email receipt didn't list the tax either. I only discovered the extra debit when I checked my statement.
I raised a billing issue, but given the customary lack of response I figured it wasn't worth chasing Cryptic for the pennies involved.
A bigger concern is that Cryptic's VAT Registration number wasn't listed anywhere during the transaction or afterwards - which is shady. I'm neither a lawyer or an accountant, so I won't speculate as to the legality of this.
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Hooray for Socialism!!
"free"
hahahahahahaha
Hardly.
You get what you pay for
Jude Law had some interesting things to say about UK health care. In his opinion, the doctors were better in the public system but horribly underpayed.
Probably the same for all of the EU. Thank you for the headsup though!
The site didn't list the total price before claiming the money, which was a little sneaky. The email receipt didn't list the tax either. I only discovered the extra debit when I checked my statement.
I raised a billing issue, but given the customary lack of response I figured it wasn't worth chasing Cryptic for the pennies involved.
A bigger concern is that Cryptic's VAT Registration number wasn't listed anywhere during the transaction or afterwards - which is shady. I'm neither a lawyer or an accountant, so I won't speculate as to the legality of this.
It applys to all countries in the EU I belive.