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BA Baracus
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So, we all know that the only way to get a Wii in the next few weeks is via eBay. I will make two suggestions to either make the prices cheaper on eBay or make the eBay seller feel a bit of financial pain.
1. Do not buy the Wii via eBay
Obvious, but true. Its all about supply and demand. Here we are fighting over Wiis which pushes the price up on eBay. If nobody bids in eBay then the price will fall like a stone. They'll even sell at a loss to get rid of them, the seller wants the cash not a pile of Wii boxes.
2. Report the eBay seller to HM Revenue & Customs
If it is a private individual selling a stack of Wiis then they should be paying more income tax and national insurance because they are trading. If it is a company selling a stack of Wiis then they should be paying more corporation tax and VAT.
Follow my ideas and the seller will either not get the sale or will have to pay up to two hundred pounds in tax, so less in their grubby paw.
Seems fair to me.
Any other ideas?
1. Do not buy the Wii via eBay
Obvious, but true. Its all about supply and demand. Here we are fighting over Wiis which pushes the price up on eBay. If nobody bids in eBay then the price will fall like a stone. They'll even sell at a loss to get rid of them, the seller wants the cash not a pile of Wii boxes.
2. Report the eBay seller to HM Revenue & Customs
If it is a private individual selling a stack of Wiis then they should be paying more income tax and national insurance because they are trading. If it is a company selling a stack of Wiis then they should be paying more corporation tax and VAT.
Follow my ideas and the seller will either not get the sale or will have to pay up to two hundred pounds in tax, so less in their grubby paw.
Seems fair to me.
Any other ideas?