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Re: Questionable company said by Anon_Name :
"I don't see how the tax rate changes affect our customers at all so your comment is incorrect"
Ouch. Not a very nice customer-service oriented comment. Shame on you, Sandro H.
Tax rate decreases, but your price does not. THERFORE, you've actually INCREASED the price the customer pays for Internet. Tax increases aren't exactly the way our government likes to work (doesn't help with voters at election time), so your argument that the price would stay the same IF the tax rate was to go up is a moot point.
Here's some simple math to illustrate my point: $18.95/month on 14% tax (6% GST, 8% PST) $16.62 for Acanac, $1 GST $1.33 PST on 13% tax (5% GST, 8% PST) $16.77 for Acanac, $0.84 GST $1.34 PST
That's 15 cents extra per customer, per month. Let's say you have 10000 customers paying that over a year. It's an extra 18 grand that we paid for our internet.
And that, Sandro, is how the tax rate changes affects your customers.
BTW, I am an Acanac customer. I understood the prices to be $18.95 w/taxes. Still not getting why people would be upset about losing 15 cents, or whatever it is, a month. Remember, if the Liberals get elected they will increase the GST to 7% and everyone would be b*tching if Acanac **increased the price**, stating that the price was supposed to be $18.95 w/tax.
Anyway, DSL for under $19, no complaints. -- "I think there is a world market for maybe five computers." Thomas Watson, chairman of IBM, 1943 |