Payment Different Amount

[bingoz]

Well .........I read yesterday someone bought 3 one year NFPS donations with Bitcoin ...The NFPS site says 3 for 145.00 .......he paid 128.00 .....so there must be some kind of discount
17% of 145.00 is about 24.00 ... should be about 121.00 .........so the discount is more like 14%

[Dodgeit1]

yup I know but some reasons I just checked now again and for me it still shows $60 (0.01118174 btc). even tho it does not show discounted part anymore but price is still $60. but then I also pointed them at token to take a advantage since discounted service may have gone.

Yes it says $60 but when you are done It must be $72.There is service charges and there always have been.They have to remember it used to be $80 so it's still cheaper.If all said and done and it's $72
Then it's still a hell of a deal.

[PayPerView]

Yes it says $60 but when you are done It must be $72.There is service charges and there always have been.They have to remember it used to be $80 so it's still cheaper.If all said and done and it's $72
Then it's still a hell of a deal.

This service has never charged service charges. The service charges you speak of were always from the offshore third party billing companies that processed your credit card and their service charges were no where near $12.00.

When I convert my US Dollar to Bitcoin, Coinbase does charge a conversion fee (all banks do) which was somewhere in the range of 0.50¢; again, no where near $12.00. When you transfer bitcoin from one person to another there is no service charge.

If the price is advertised as $60.00 and at the end of the transaction the price is popping up as $72.00, then there is something wrong and needs to be addressed.

[Bkman2020]

From what I'm reading looks like only applies towards discount tokens USD only.

[Bkman2020]

Bitcoin fees went up i believe it's 1.50 USD.

[greg]

in canada one donation cost $81 that is what i paid

[Bkman2020]

Coin base fees went up also donations went as well .

[4me2c]

Coin base fees went up also donations went as well .

Just the Beginning....?!?

[Bkman2020]

I believe so they taxing everything on the internet now USA for now.

[Dodgeit1]

This service has never charged service charges. The service charges you speak of were always from the offshore third party billing companies that processed your credit card and their service charges were no where near $12.00.

When I convert my US Dollar to Bitcoin, Coinbase does charge a conversion fee (all banks do) which was somewhere in the range of 0.50¢; again, no where near $12.00. When you transfer bitcoin from one person to another there is no service charge.

If the price is advertised as $60.00 and at the end of the transaction the price is popping up as $72.00, then there is something wrong and needs to be addressed.

There was always an extra charge for the payment gateway.Why would they do it for free?