Photograph aside, most places will be willing to take my cash or credit card and relieve me of my money.
I won't get into the politics or legality.....but if you are in London and want photo supplies cheaply....and if you have banknotes in your wallet....Process Supplies will gladly help you...
Process Supplies is probably selling for cash at a discount equal to the tax, and then calculating and remitting the tax due on the reduced price.I won't get into the politics or legality.....but if you are in London and want photo supplies cheaply....and if you have banknotes in your wallet....Process Supplies will gladly help you...
In the US, credit card transaction surcharges are prohibited but cash discounts are allowed.Process Supplies is probably selling for cash at a discount equal to the tax, and then calculating and remitting the tax due on the reduced price.
If so, it isn't the tax authorities that they should worry about, it is the credit card processor that they do business with, because at least over here the contracts they insist on make that sort of practice a breach of contract.
In Canada, there was litigation over the issue that ended up with a settlement.In the US, credit card transaction surcharges are prohibited but cash discounts are allowed.
Tip #1 ...take up knitting...saves$$
Have you looked at prices of good quality yarn these days? I'm not sure you're saving much compared to photography...
you need to get a sheep, make your own yarn and take up knitting. unless you have to trade it in for the newer model.Have you looked at prices of good quality yarn these days? I'm not sure you're saving much compared to photography...
Must be good to be rich, I bet you can afford to fuel with super all the time....
Yes, I use it in my 1959 Volvo because, even though the car run fine on regular, the alcohol in the regular dissolves my fuel lines and the super is alcohol-free.
And, yes, I use an indicator stop. It's a splurge in my otherwise frugal existence. After all, I drive a 1959 Volvo.
In the US, credit card transaction surcharges are prohibited but cash discounts are allowed.
As of January 27, 2013, these rules have changed. Businesses are now allowed to charge checkout fees to customers who use Visa and MasterCard credit cards (NOT debit cards!), and may continue to surcharge Discover and American Express, who were not involved in the recent settlement.
you need to get a sheep, make your own yarn and take up knitting. unless you have to trade it in for the newer model.
Haha, good one.Being from MT you probably are raking it in from all that dental floss you harvest and sell in town.
Dollar store film clips:
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Also from the Dollar store - graduated measuring containers and a few other useful bits from the kitchen department.
If you use anything that involves measuring, it helps if you can check them against something known to be accurate.
Some of us still do!There was a time when many men wore tweed sport coats in the UK.
In Canada, there was litigation over the issue that ended up with a settlement.
Retailers are allowed to communicate their preference for cash or lower cost direct debit payment, but it remains a breach of contract to offer a discount for either mode of payment.
And the credit card and payment processing companies do send out "secret shoppers" to check!
Have you seen what has happened to the price of wool in the UK over the past decades? Twenty-five years ago I could not find a decent wool sports coat in the UK. There was a time when many men wore tweed sport coats in the UK.
Have you seen what has happened to the price of wool in the UK over the past decades? Twenty-five years ago I could not find a decent wool sports coat in the UK. There was a time when many men wore tweed sport coats in the UK.
Don’t use credit cards, you’ll loose
Beware of fake Harris Tweed from China. Always purchase your Harris Tweed from a seller in the Outer Hebrides. That’s the only way to be sure.
The dual price structure is true of many gas stations here in the Atlanta GA area.Right before you hope on the Coquihalla, check out the Flying J (?) fuel station. The sign reads a cash price, then rolls over to a credit price.
I solved the problem by now wearing sport coats.
All the ARCO stations I have seen in Washington state do as well.The dual price structure is true of many gas stations here in the Atlanta GA area.
up here in paswonquitte its illegal but in the bay state they do it...The dual price structure is true of many gas stations here in the Atlanta GA area.
Make your own Technorama 612 for a few dollars saving $$$$$, just paint it black add a linhof badge and nobody will be able to tell the difference.
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