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Will you still shop at Amazon if they charge sales tax? Amazon is expected to start collecting sales tax in several more states (including California) over the next few years.

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    thundergod77 - Posted 10:28 am PDT 07/27/12 (17 Posts)  Report Spam

    Probably.. it's just too convenient and the free super saver shipping is its own good deal, so I'd likely keep going to them.

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    koikoi - Posted 10:29 am PDT 07/27/12 (55 Posts)  Report Spam

    If I have to pay taxes in Amazon I will be shopping around before I make my decision, every penny counts and If I can get the same thing Im looking for from another online store w/out Taxes I will buy from the competition. !
    W00T, newegg, buy.com etc, are tax free.
    Our GOV. always looking a way to get more !

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    MontanaRon - Posted 10:29 am PDT 07/27/12 (4 Posts)  Report Spam

    Don't think they can charge me any. I'm in Montana, and there isn't a sales tax...yet! But would still shop there for the same reason...I live in Montana, and there's only 2 bookstores in town.

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    stonyhill - Posted 10:30 am PDT 07/27/12 (1 Posts)  Report Spam

    Yes

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    Casecutter - Posted 10:30 am PDT 07/27/12 (5821 Posts)  Report Spam

    As with most here yes! if the final price delivered is good and I don't need to drive (time and gas) it has merit to me.

    I dont mind my state receiving deserved taxes, but need to distribute that money back in the counties and cities relative to what is collected. Here's what I wonder what and how are UPS, Fed-Ex, DHL, etc. pay in taxes for conducting business on local road and highways? Money paid to the states, but from there are states giving to local cities for road upkeep?

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    bnicks45 - Posted 10:30 am PDT 07/27/12 (1 Posts)  Report Spam

    Yes I will

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    acumenhokie - Posted 10:32 am PDT 07/27/12 (625 Posts)  Report Spam

    I live in Delaware. What's sales tax?

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    Darkwing - Posted 10:33 am PDT 07/27/12 (163 Posts)  Report Spam

    Amazon already charges me sales tax, so yes, yes I will.

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    mmanohio - Posted 10:36 am PDT 07/27/12 (5 Posts)  Report Spam

    Very likely yes if the prices are still better, but if not then no, it depends on the price.

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    BenKat - Posted 10:37 am PDT 07/27/12 (2809 Posts)  Report Spam

    No! I guess I will be forced to shop at all the local stores that have such great customer service and well informed employees like at Walmart and Best Buy. Not!

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    Brinkoftime - Posted 10:37 am PDT 07/27/12 (76 Posts)  Report Spam

    of courseeeee

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    kjtaylor99 - Posted 10:37 am PDT 07/27/12 (6 Posts)  Report Spam

    There are 3 major reasons I shop at Amazon:
    1. Easy returns.
    2. Free super-saving shipping or 2nd day shipping with Amazon Prime,
    3. No tax, usually meaning a lower overall price if you consider the savings by not having the added sales tax.

    Therefore, my answer would be "it depends" on if another site has a lower total combined price, their return policy, and their method of delivery, e speed of getting the item to me.

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    chris_Chen1028 - Posted 10:37 am PDT 07/27/12 (13 Posts)  Report Spam

    Of Course

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    panther926 - Posted 10:37 am PDT 07/27/12 (27 Posts)  Report Spam

    Honestly as long as the price is still the lowest I could care less. Amazon has been pretty good all these years.

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    snowman123 - Posted 10:38 am PDT 07/27/12 (107 Posts)  Report Spam

    purchases are based on final price

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    ericlee85 - Posted 10:38 am PDT 07/27/12 (38 Posts)  Report Spam

    Of course, but not as often, with competitors having prices that come close to Amazons.

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    schmoe90 - Posted 10:39 am PDT 07/27/12 (1475 Posts)  Report Spam

    Depends on prices - if they're still cheapest, sure.

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    MapDit - Posted 10:40 am PDT 07/27/12 (1 Posts)  Report Spam

    Off course if their total prices are cheaper.

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    allibaby - Posted 10:40 am PDT 07/27/12 (199 Posts)  Report Spam

    Prices would have to be better than B&M to still shop at Amazon if they charged sales tax.

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    turtles - Posted 10:44 am PDT 07/27/12 (1001 Posts)  Report Spam

    Depends if I can get the item at the same price and without sales tax someplace else, if not, then Amazon it is.

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