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Now that Xbox live is dealing with you local currency, we have to deal with paying tax....great, thoughts on this?
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i think its better like this because you can still buy microsoft points and change it into money or you can use your card to pay
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I had to pay tax buying Microsoft points anyway. Where I live atleast so not much change.
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I personally think it's a stupid idea.
I never had to pay tax for buying ms points, and now with the currency, they added 10% onto the ms equivalency.
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-TaylorB wrote I personally think it's a stupid idea.
I never had to pay tax for buying ms points, and now with the currency, they added 10% onto the ms equivalency.
I don't think Amazon charges tax, so there is an option. It just depends on which state you live in some charge some don't.
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So how is this change going to affect bing rewards? Since that's how I've been getting msp for over a year now.
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They add .50cents into your account for free xD well I guess it's better than nothing.
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F64_Rx wrote i think its better like this because you can still buy microsoft points and change it into money or you can use your card to pay

Yeah, but say you want to buy minecraft (1600) or $19.99 plus tax.. So that $20 card you just bought doesn't cover a $20 game!
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armagedon122 wrote
F64_Rx wrote i think its better like this because you can still buy microsoft points and change it into money or you can use your card to pay

Yeah, but say you want to buy minecraft (1600) or $19.99 plus tax.. So that $20 card you just bought doesn't cover a $20 game!

I dunno I didn't really Microsoft points that often any way
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They turned my 50MSP into $1.00 so i'm fine.
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