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Asking for different shopping fees and taxes should not be illegal anywhere. The price itself could be more tricky. Of course it highly depends on your jurisdi
by fosap 13y ago
Asking for different shopping fees and taxes should not be illegal anywhere.
The price itself could be more tricky. Of course it highly depends on your jurisdiction, but i some this would easily racial (or ethnical or whatever) discrimination.
Also I'm almost entirely sure that this would be a violation of the "one market" principle (and therefore illegal) of the EU if you operate from the EU and distinguishes between two EU countries.
But I'm not a lawyer or ever tried this.
- lifeisstillgood 13y agoI doubt it matters enough in intra-eu terms - price discrimination based on Oregon and LA is possible (I mean cost of living is different) but hardly worth worrying about I guess
- rmc 13y agoI think the EU Single Market stuff only applies to laws that governments make. As someone from a small EU member state (Ireland) that's close to a large EU member state (UK), I can tell you that lots of companies, big and small, will happily sell you to the UK but not Ireland.
- fosap 13y agoOh, that should be "shipping fees"