Black Friday sale on Amazon
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Nov 2012
3:23pm, 20 Nov 2012
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controversial
and remember amazon are virtually paying no tax in this country, so anything you buy from them ... you are hurting UK!
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Nov 2012
10:39am, 21 Nov 2012
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Tav H
That goes for quite a few businesses. Starbucks are another offender, though more offensive is their mis-selling of an evil bitter liquid as coffee.
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Nov 2012
10:49am, 21 Nov 2012
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AngusClydesdale
I don't think I should be denied a bargain just because the government can't sort out the tax regime. VAT's included so it's not like I'm deliberately avoiding tax (unlike a whole bunch of others - stand up Mr J Carr of TV land, one amongst many scoundrels and MPs).
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Nov 2012
10:56am, 21 Nov 2012
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HermanBloom
I used to order from Play.com, knowing their cheap prices were a result of them being based in the Channel Islands. I pay enough in tax as it is, I'm not going to buy from somewhere more expensive unless I have to.
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Nov 2012
11:46am, 21 Nov 2012
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Johnny Blaze
I think the big players should pay their fair share of tax. I'm boycotting Amazon and Starbucks as my own little "two fingers" gesture to them. As long as we support these people with our wallets we give them a positive incentive to behave immorally and suck the life out of our country. They can FRO if they don't like it here. |
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