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Old 03-14-2011, 08:25 PM   #34
MrsJoseph
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The International fees are are bank charges determined by whatever bank or other institution issues your credit card. As the Canadian dollar has gotten stronger, it seems that more banks are charging these. Welcome to my world--Canadians have been ripped off in terms of conversion and fees for a long, long time when we buy on-line from the US.
I was willing - somewhat - to deal with the transaction fee. But the state sales tax??! How am I being charged a sales tax when Kobo is located and delivering from Canada? If I buy a book from Amazon I do not get charged a state sales tax because Amazon is not located in my state and does not have a physical presence in my state (well, lack of state since I don't live in a state). There is no reason I can find for me to be charged this fee.
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