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Is that like "convenience fee" or that sort of crap such as on Ticketmaster? If so, this is amazing! Make it NA-wide please :) haha
by amatecha 3y ago
Is that like "convenience fee" or that sort of crap such as on Ticketmaster? If so, this is amazing! Make it NA-wide please :) haha
- koito17 3y agoIt has to do more with e.g. ISPs charging fees that are not revealed to prospective customers (either in their website or other marketing materials) yet appear in a monthly statement and significantly increase the real cost of their service. cf. https://gizmodo.com/comcast-fcc-doesnt-want-to-list-all-its-broadband-fees-1850540251 https://gizmodo.com/comcast-fcc-doesnt-want-to-list-all-its-... You can also find other recent articles about this kind of thing
- autoexec 3y agoIt both (minus taxes unfortunately)
- musicale 3y agoTicket fees should be covered.
- comex 3y agoYes, it would include that kind of thing. It’s written broadly to include all fees except (1) taxes and government-mandated fees, and (2) shipping fees (which have to match the actual cost the seller pays for shipping).
- autoexec 3y agoYeah, we should make this national policy but make it include tax and government mandated fees too. I don't mind listed prices not including shipping fees because that requires knowing where I want something shipped to and how. As long as that's clearly disclosed before I pass the point of no return in a transaction, shipping fees aren't such a big deal.