Free Shipping Alert!

FEDGE2.0 said:
Put it in the title. Enough with the clickbait.
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hmmm... free shipping on orders over $500. So one could deduct that orders UNDER $500 you still pay shipping... and as common sense would dictate there are always a few exceptions based on shipping regulations in Canada, like powders or remote places. Probably what that "* with some exclusions apply" is referring to.

not sure what I am missing for the click bait title.

Actually your response seems more like click bait as it makes no sense at all. Maybe you wanted it all in the thread title, really how long of a title would that be? You wasted more time complaining about it then clicking on it to read the fine print.
 
I've tried to buy stuff there online, but you're the only shop that charges HST on items shipped to Quebec.
I can buy stuff from any other shop in Ontario, or any other province, and it's only GST.
Might want to sort that out.
 
Hitzy said:
I've tried to buy stuff there online, but you're the only shop that charges HST on items shipped to Quebec.
I can buy stuff from any other shop in Ontario, or any other province, and it's only GST.
Might want to sort that out.
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Tax law is complicated and varies by province, but I'm pretty sure all CGN member companies are supposed to be charging tax.

For example, here is the rules for BC:

Businesses Located Outside B.C.
If your business is located outside B.C. and meets all the conditions in any of the
following scenarios, you must register to collect and remit PST.
Businesses Located Outside B.C. but Within Canada
Scenario 1
You must register to collect and remit PST if you are located outside B.C. (see
Location of Your Business below) but within Canada and do all of the following in
the ordinary course of your business:
 Sell taxable goods to customers in B.C.
 Accept orders from customers located in B.C. (including by telephone, mail,
email or internet) to purchase goods
 Deliver the goods you sell to your B.C. customers to locations in B.C. (this
includes goods you deliver through a third party, such as a courier)
 Solicit persons in B.C. (through advertising or other means, including mail,
email, fax, newspaper or the internet) for orders to purchase goods
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Obviously LOTS of companies don't follow the out of province tax laws...
 
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