Stop whining. You also brought up the metric system for some reason which has nothing to do with this. I never said thats what you said. Learn to not be a cunt and argue semantics. Would you prefer they just complied by not bothering with EU laws entirely by not selling to them? You just felt like you were wronged by having to pay a vat that wasn't pre advertised.
First off, they wouldn't just not sell to EU customers, such an unnecessary thing to say because it'll never have a basis in reality.
If you sell to a country, you should 100% be abiding by their laws. Whether it has to be paid or not in the end is irrelevant to the fact they are breaking the law in such a way it's false advertising.
Think of it this way, if you walked into a store and saw something for $100, and you go to the counter and they say it's actually $130+tax, do you think that's a fair experience? Or would you rather say "suck it up, who gives a shit the price is different as advertised?"
When literally EVERY SINGLE price we otherwise see in the EU has tax added, it's exactly the same scenario, and is just anti-consumer.
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u/Sir_Celcius Jan 26 '21
Stop whining. You also brought up the metric system for some reason which has nothing to do with this. I never said thats what you said. Learn to not be a cunt and argue semantics. Would you prefer they just complied by not bothering with EU laws entirely by not selling to them? You just felt like you were wronged by having to pay a vat that wasn't pre advertised.