I use a credit card to get all of my Wii points. It saves a long drive to Wal*Mart. And it saves me gas.
Who else does the same?
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Hmm i bought some points the other day and noticed it said the price was in USD (Us dollars?). I live in canada. Now i thought that i was saving a few by not buying a points card and paying gst on it at say at eb games or somin. But if I am spending 20 $ american thats alot more than 20 $ canadian plus tax. What gives? Shouldn't it be priced out per region? I doubt the Uk Wii owners have to pay in american money for there points online, why should us canadians have to pay in American money?bballin420I'm Canadian, and my Wii Points Card cost me almost $30 total ($24.something plus tax in Ontario).
[QUOTE="nekrotaunter"]i do, they cards are stupid, you have to pay tax. do it from home with no tax or driving.Irockman0
You still have tax.
The goverment still wants some of the money. There is no escape..............
[QUOTE="Irockman0"]Do you meen from the Wii? I'm talking about getting on the Wii shop channel and adding pointds with a credit card.Jaysonguy
[QUOTE="Irockman0"]Do you meen from the Wii? I'm talking about getting on the Wii shop channel and adding pointds with a credit card.Jaysonguy
[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="Irockman0"]Do you meen from the Wii? I'm talking about getting on the Wii shop channel and adding pointds with a credit card.timmillah
[QUOTE="timmillah"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="Irockman0"]Do you meen from the Wii? I'm talking about getting on the Wii shop channel and adding pointds with a credit card.Jaysonguy
NOOOO! What does Nintendo have against Tn???
[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="timmillah"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="Irockman0"]Do you meen from the Wii? I'm talking about getting on the Wii shop channel and adding pointds with a credit card.Irockman0
NOOOO! What does Nintendo have against Tn???
I don't think it's Nintendo, I think it's because we don't have a state income tax that we have to pay tax on nearly every online store, maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like everything i've ordered online has charged me taxes (with the exception of eBay auctions- ebay store purchases have charged me taxes).[QUOTE="bballin420"]Hmm i bought some points the other day and noticed it said the price was in USD (Us dollars?). I live in canada. Now i thought that i was saving a few by not buying a points card and paying gst on it at say at eb games or somin. But if I am spending 20 $ american thats alot more than 20 $ canadian plus tax. What gives? Shouldn't it be priced out per region? I doubt the Uk Wii owners have to pay in american money for there points online, why should us canadians have to pay in American money?bluezyI'm Canadian, and my Wii Points Card cost me almost $30 total ($24.something plus tax in Ontario). Yeah I live in Vancouver and those cards cost lots. What is the tax for buying on online?
[QUOTE="bluezy"][QUOTE="bballin420"]Hmm i bought some points the other day and noticed it said the price was in USD (Us dollars?). I live in canada. Now i thought that i was saving a few by not buying a points card and paying gst on it at say at eb games or somin. But if I am spending 20 $ american thats alot more than 20 $ canadian plus tax. What gives? Shouldn't it be priced out per region? I doubt the Uk Wii owners have to pay in american money for there points online, why should us canadians have to pay in American money?krystiansI'm Canadian, and my Wii Points Card cost me almost $30 total ($24.something plus tax in Ontario). Yeah I live in Vancouver and those cards cost lots. What is the tax for buying on online? And I'm pretty sure we dont get charged tax when buying online here in canada.
[QUOTE="krystians"][QUOTE="bluezy"][QUOTE="bballin420"]Hmm i bought some points the other day and noticed it said the price was in USD (Us dollars?). I live in canada. Now i thought that i was saving a few by not buying a points card and paying gst on it at say at eb games or somin. But if I am spending 20 $ american thats alot more than 20 $ canadian plus tax. What gives? Shouldn't it be priced out per region? I doubt the Uk Wii owners have to pay in american money for there points online, why should us canadians have to pay in American money?bballin420I'm Canadian, and my Wii Points Card cost me almost $30 total ($24.something plus tax in Ontario). Yeah I live in Vancouver and those cards cost lots. What is the tax for buying on online? And I'm pretty sure we dont get charged tax when buying online here in canada. Great then i think it's totaly worth using a credit card. With tax the card costs $28.24. Those 4 bucks can be used for points!
nintendo charges you the sales tax of the state that your credit card is registered in. I am from NY, but i go to college in RI and i get charged NY sales tax of 8.625%. still beats driving to target though :-)dxflounder
[QUOTE="nekrotaunter"]i do, they cards are stupid, you have to pay tax. do it from home with no tax or driving.Irockman0
You still have tax.
The goverment still wants some of the money. There is no escape..............
[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="Irockman0"]Do you meen from the Wii? I'm talking about getting on the Wii shop channel and adding pointds with a credit card.timmillah
Same here. I live in Texas and if I order on the Wii, I have to pay State Tax, 8.25%
maybe yall's state don'tv have state Tax
Hmm i bought some points the other day and noticed it said the price was in USD (Us dollars?). I live in canada. Now i thought that i was saving a few by not buying a points card and paying gst on it at say at eb games or somin. But if I am spending 20 $ american thats alot more than 20 $ canadian plus tax. What gives? Shouldn't it be priced out per region? I doubt the Uk Wii owners have to pay in american money for there points online, why should us canadians have to pay in American money?bballin420I thought that it costs more in a canadian price than if you pay american.
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