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Posted by egmurphy on Friday, May 20, 2005 8:03 PM
QUOTE: tatans: We must get the "Canajun" version as there is no other price except $7.25 cdn, so we assume you" Americanians" pay $5.50 plus applicable taxes, but by todays conversion rates $5.50us =$6.96cdn. I paid $7.25---GEE I wonder how that happened????


Probably the extra you guys get to pay for having a de-americanized version done just for you!!! [swg]


QUOTE: I guess it's subscription time eh???


I do, I think it's a good deal.

Regards

Ed
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Posted by tatans on Friday, May 20, 2005 3:57 PM
egmurph: We must get the "Canajun" version as there is no other price except $7.25 cdn, so we assume you" Americanians" pay $5.50 plus applicable taxes, but by todays conversion rates $5.50us =$6.96cdn. I paid $7.25---GEE I wonder how that happened???? oh, plus another 51 cents for the government to --ss away. I guess it's subscription time eh???
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Posted by IRONROOSTER on Friday, May 20, 2005 2:21 PM
I subscribe, but the $5.50 cover price with 4 1/2 % sales tax would be $5.75. Some of the discount book stores sell it for 10% off. Subscribing gets my cost down to $2.64 for a 3 year sub. no sales tax.
Enjoy
Paul
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Posted by egmurphy on Friday, May 20, 2005 2:13 PM
I don't have the June issue yet, but April's is $5.50 U.S. / $7.25 Cdn. The price shows in the little white barcode box in the lower right hand corner of the cover.


Regards

Ed
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Posted by rrinker on Friday, May 20, 2005 2:11 PM
Handiest issues I had to look at were Fed 05 - US$5.50 cover price, plus where I live there is a 6% sales tax; but Jan '04 was US$5.95 cover price - just for that issue, I guess because it was the 70th anniversary issue.

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Posted by Anonymous on Friday, May 20, 2005 1:35 PM
It's worse here in Maritime Canada - we pay 15% GST on everything. (GST - Gouge & Screw Tax). [censored] The $7.25 then becomes $8.34! I just re-upped my subscription, at US$39.95, which equals about $4.20 CDN a copy.

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MRR question
Posted by tatans on Friday, May 20, 2005 1:16 PM
Just picked up June, 2005 model railroader. I paid $7.76 cdn ($6.14 u.s.) There was no U.S. price on the magazine, what is the U.S. price? of course it will vary by state, taxes etc. The mag was $7.25 plus GST@7%(.51 cents) (federal tax scam) total $7.76, how does this compare where you live? we have no other tax here except GST.

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