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Just FYI, the price shown is before taxes and eBay will charge taxes from the full amount before the discount. Very odd.
I guess it is treated as a manufactrer coupon...
Manufacturer Coupons:
- These are treated like cash from the manufacturer.
- Sales tax is calculated on the full price before the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and you use a $10 manufacturer coupon, tax is calculated on $50.
Retailer/Seller Coupons:
- These are discounts offered directly by the store.
- Sales tax is calculated on the discounted price after the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and the store gives you a $10 coupon, tax is calculated on $40.
Only problem is dealing with Allstate to claim your issue. It's been a lot of negative experience from what I read.
Do you have personal experience with that? I've not had an issue with them. I know it use to be squaretrade but.. hopefully it's better. I recently had a 12v kids battery that needed replacement, they refunded me the money.
Manufacturer Coupons:
- These are treated like cash from the manufacturer.
- Sales tax is calculated on the full price before the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and you use a $10 manufacturer coupon, tax is calculated on $50.
Retailer/Seller Coupons:
- These are discounts offered directly by the store.
- Sales tax is calculated on the discounted price after the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and the store gives you a $10 coupon, tax is calculated on $40.
Thank you for this explanation because eBay customer service has zero clue why when I asked them. Lol.
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Manufacturer Coupons:
- These are treated like cash from the manufacturer.
- Sales tax is calculated on the full price before the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and you use a $10 manufacturer coupon, tax is calculated on $50.
Retailer/Seller Coupons:
- These are discounts offered directly by the store.
- Sales tax is calculated on the discounted price after the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and the store gives you a $10 coupon, tax is calculated on $40.
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I guess it is treated as a manufactrer coupon...
Manufacturer Coupons:
- These are treated like cash from the manufacturer.
- Sales tax is calculated on the full price before the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and you use a $10 manufacturer coupon, tax is calculated on $50.
Retailer/Seller Coupons:
- These are discounts offered directly by the store.
- Sales tax is calculated on the discounted price after the coupon is applied.
- Example: If an item costs $50 and the store gives you a $10 coupon, tax is calculated on $40.
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