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> The obvious answer is that it's defeatable, but if the alternative is then to make it a radio button (trivially 'defeatable'), that's clearly not it. Do peop
by seanwilson 6y ago
> The obvious answer is that it's defeatable, but if the alternative is then to make it a radio button (trivially 'defeatable'), that's clearly not it.
Do people really do this? I use Paddle for subscription payments and they offer regional pricing plus they charge country specific tax and VAT processing at checkout. If a business tried to get around this, wouldn't they be at risk of accountancy issues?
- OJFord 6y agoYes, they do, since as the commenter I replied to points out, otherwise you're either pricing yourself out of, or leaving money on the table in, some markets. The cost of mobile data in the USA is 1-2 orders of magnitude higher than in India, for example. You can't charge the same for some mobile app subscription in both markets and not lose out vs. discriminating.