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I haven’t figured out how to go straight to my CC and leave PayPal out of the loop.

There's some instructions up top once you are in the Cart Checking Out.

"Note: You do not need a Paypal account to check out. Simply click the Paypal Checkout button, and a new window will appear with payment options. You may use a debit or credit card for payment."

Funny the things you see when you aren't mad dashing to a Buy Now button at break neck speed with a herd of drunken moose nipping at your heels, and your eyeballs vibrating from all the caffeine and lack of sleep!

I never noticed that up there before! LOL
 
On the plus side you Canadians get "free" healthcare. :D
You also get to wait 6 months to see a specialist in most fields due to all our educated professionals bailing to the USA for a larger pay check. There hasn’t been a Dr accepting new patients in my little town since I moved here in 2016.
But yes, the MRI that I waited forever for was no charge.
 
There's some instructions up top once you are in the Cart Checking Out.

"Note: You do not need a Paypal account to check out. Simply click the Paypal Checkout button, and a new window will appear with payment options. You may use a debit or credit card for payment."

Funny the things you see when you aren't mad dashing to a Buy Now button at break neck speed with a herd of drunken moose nipping at your heels, and your eyeballs vibrating from all the caffeine and lack of sleep!

I never noticed that up there before! LOL
I’ve seen that but every time I try to use that function, it just does the normal robbing.
 
Indeed we do. 13% is a lot of tax, but there is no denying that we get stuff. It's hard to complain - I was just generally supporting the notion that the Ominicomp on Reverb was probably not priced for much more - or no more - than the guy paid for it.

I like the idea of paying taxes and getting stuff. I feel like most of my taxes in the US go to giving other people stuff. And national defense (which is getting more important by the day).

But ignore me. I'm just a bitter small business owner who paid a metric sh!t ton of money to the US gov't last year (metric sh!t ton to me anyway, but in the grand scheme of the US tax code it was a mere drop in the tax bucket).

You also get to wait 6 months to see a specialist in most fields due to all our educated professionals bailing to the USA for a larger pay check. There hasn’t been a Dr accepting new patients in my little town since I moved here in 2016.
But yes, the MRI that I waited forever for was no charge.

I hear ya. US healthcare isn't cheap, but it is usually pretty quick.

My dad had rotator cuff surgery last year. He was having surgery within 2 weeks of the doctor deciding that is what he needed. The sticker price was over $100K, for what amounted to a 90 minute surgery. Fortunately he has Medicare and a very good supplemental plan and it cost him nothing.
 
There's some instructions up top once you are in the Cart Checking Out.

"Note: You do not need a Paypal account to check out. Simply click the Paypal Checkout button, and a new window will appear with payment options. You may use a debit or credit card for payment."

Funny the things you see when you aren't mad dashing to a Buy Now button at break neck speed with a herd of drunken moose nipping at your heels, and your eyeballs vibrating from all the caffeine and lack of sleep!

I never noticed that up there before! LOL
Ah, I think I fingered it out. But it does add a step that requires you to push more buttons.
Sounds like a trap door … trap.
 
I like the idea of paying taxes and getting stuff. I feel like most of my taxes in the US go to giving other people stuff. And national defense (which is getting more important by the day).

But ignore me. I'm just a bitter small business owner who paid a metric sh!t ton of money to the US gov't last year (metric sh!t ton to me anyway, but in the grand scheme of the US tax code it was a mere drop in the tax bucket).



I hear ya. US healthcare isn't cheap, but it is usually pretty quick.

My dad had rotator cuff surgery last year. He was having surgery within 2 weeks of the doctor deciding that is what he needed. The sticker price was over $100K, for what amounted to a 90 minute surgery. Fortunately he has Medicare and a very good supplemental plan and it cost him nothing.

Let's leave medical care out of the thread. I can say from both professional and personal experience it's a very sore subject.
 
Indeed we do. 13% is a lot of tax, but there is no denying that we get stuff. It's hard to complain - I was just generally supporting the notion that the Ominicomp on Reverb was probably not priced for much more - or no more - than the guy paid for it.
Yeah, I didn't know how much you guys got hit. At that point I'd almost ask Josh.. well I don't want start something that could get annoying but, there is always other options.
I like the idea of paying taxes and getting stuff. I feel like most of my taxes in the US go to giving other people stuff.
I've always thought, if you could personally apply how your takes are used, more people wouldn't take issue with paying them (not insinuating you do, just a general statement), not that I want to even get into that convo.
 
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I've always thought, if you could personally apply how your takes are used, more people wouldn't take issue with paying them (not insinuating you do, just a general statement), not that I want to even get into that convo.

It is what it is. It is the price we pay to live here. And I don't really want to live anywhere else (Canada looks great, but climate change hasn't made their winters tolerable yet).
 
It is what it is. It is the price we pay to live here. And I don't really want to live anywhere else (Canada looks great, but climate change hasn't made their winters tolerable yet).

If only Big pharma and the lobbyists weren’t so influential. Thankfully I don’t need lots of prescriptions.

Ah, I think I fingered it out. But it does add a step that requires you to push more buttons.
Sounds like a trap door … trap.

I’m not taking that chance. :laugh:
 
Canada looks great, but climate change hasn't made their winters tolerable yet
Meh, I only had to plow the driveway 3 or 4 times all winter. Depends on where you are.
it’s 20 deg (68f for you luddites) and trees are budding and birds chirping today.
Personally, the weather in Hawai’i is my soft spot. I think Hawai’i should be part of Canada. I’m a start the process to acquire it.
 
Meh, I only had to plow the driveway 3 or 4 times all winter. Depends on where you are.
it’s 20 deg (68f for you luddites) and trees are budding and birds chirping today.
Personally, the weather in Hawai’i is my soft spot. I think Hawai’i should be part of Canada. I’m a start the process to acquire it.

Snow is relentless in boston CANADA. However I think spring has finally sprung. The Northeastern portion of our world has suddenly become pleasant.
 
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