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fla-gypsy
Jan 29, 2015Explorer
rockhillmanor wrote:Luke Porter wrote:
I'm a Florida resident with a out-of-state phone that has bunch of local charges and taxes.
I'm wondering if a Florida (Monroe County) cell phone has a bunch of charges?
I just switched to a Florida cell phone because my Wisconsin cell had so many extra charges and taxes on it too.
I use Straight Talk now with a Florida number. When I buy my pre-paid card at Walmart the only additional charge is the Florida state sales tax and nothing else.
Albiet I do have a problem with how they can charge sales tax on a service. You phone usage is not a taxable product.
I also dropped my iphone/att because of all the extra charges they kept coming up with that took my bill from 100 to over 150.
I found the ONLY way to not have to pay all those ridiculous made up 'extra' charges is to go prepaid no contract. I pay 45 bucks a month now for unlimited talk, text and date plus just the Florida sales tax.
And I don't have to give them one iota of personal info. Not even a credit card number because I pay cash for the prepaid card.
Makes me happy.:W
Nice creative thinking on avoiding taxes and protecting privacy. Now if we could stop the NSA from intercepting every call we could return to some real privacy.
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