15% off $25+ on eBay - 8/28/18
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15% off $25+ on eBay - 8/28/18
Use the coupon code PREGAME15.
This stacks with sales on some retailers, like Blowitaoutahere's 15%-off-2-items deal. That's 27.75% off!
My not-super-interesting order is A Quiet Place and Mayhem, both on Ultra HD Blu-ray, for $28 shipped. I wasn't able to get a deal to stack, but you may have better luck.
This stacks with sales on some retailers, like Blowitaoutahere's 15%-off-2-items deal. That's 27.75% off!
My not-super-interesting order is A Quiet Place and Mayhem, both on Ultra HD Blu-ray, for $28 shipped. I wasn't able to get a deal to stack, but you may have better luck.
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Re: 15% off $25+ on eBay - 8/28/18
Since ebay has caved on the sales tax issue, & since their cs support for buyers isn't half as good as Amazon's, my ebay purchases are way down. Mostly ink.
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Re: 15% off $25+ on eBay - 8/28/18
I've still yet to be charged sales tax on eBay (and I ordered from two different sellers yesterday). I wonder what triggers it.
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Re: 15% off $25+ on eBay - 8/28/18
Its still the existing practice of where the Seller (if established as a business) is based out of and where the product is being shipped to - if both are in the same state or or if shipping address is one of several states where the Seller's business has a presence, they are required per law to collect sales tax. I do not get charged with sales tax 90% of the time on eBay
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Re: 15% off $25+ on eBay - 8/28/18
They won't go full-balls on taxing people. They'll gradually work it into the system over the year. Not a good time, as the holidays are coming too, so they might back off until January.
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Re: 15% off $25+ on eBay - 8/28/18
Its still the existing practice of where the Seller (if established as a business) is based out of and where the product is being shipped to - if both are in the same state or or if shipping address is one of several states where the Seller's business has a presence, they are required per law to collect sales tax. I do not get charged with sales tax 90% of the time on eBay




