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by ArtemIvanov
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Where did you get them from? :- )
For Sale: Baby shoes, Never worn.
Yes?
Speaking for myself: the eNL sellers have overcharged buyers for a long time - and for a lot more than our high tax level justified. Once I figured out that I could buy where I was located, I started buying where I got more for less. Often it was even worth moving for, especially when buying in bulk. Over time I have built a good relationship with a foreign seller that is based on mutual trust and gets me a better deal than even 7 CC for Q7 weapons. So I'm going to stick with him.
If the state loses out on tax-income because of that, that's a pity but not something that keeps me awake. If they need donations they can ask and I will give what I can afford at that moment.
Competitive world markets outclass anything listed on the actual game marketplace. As Frankie just stated there are sellers out there that sell directly to the individuals at the best price. I have a few relationships in that manner as well.
Personally, I think there should be a transfer tax on weapons and food.
For me the Q7 waepon cost only 6.6cc at this moment with my seller. ;}
For me even cheaper Alex so I stick to them 🙂 Our prices were by far too high and I was forced to search for solutions. Economy is in ruins so until something is done we will need to do it like this 😒
@ Yfke van de Zan😛 adding an transfer tax is not the answer. It will only motivate players to produce (more) weapons for their own use with local sellers charging such high prices and there is no benefit in that for anyone. The sellers won't sell more, the state won't get more tax income, there will be less energy left to fight.
Bought 100 of them. Thanks!
Yes, keep buying at foreignmarkets and keep whining at our low tax-income...
There is still lot of money to make at our markets
@ ArtemIvanov: what a strange comment, I see no on here whining about high taxes...
^ he's being metaphorical... this is cleary a 'don't say I didn't warn you' article...
You can't expect to ask your gov for more MPP's and at the same time keep diving away from paying taxes.