Updates to the payment model
I would love if I could see the price with VAT included before pressing "Buy Now"
2 things.
My commission is set to 10%, I thought you'll set it automatically. You don't seem to be paying paypal fees as you said you would, I still lose 0.59$ to the fee for 7.50$ transaction, then 0.75$ (pre fee price obviously, 10%) is sent to you.
Also a display to show how much in commission you got from me monthly would be neat
I think this is not a bad idea. The "Additional authors" and "Coupons" tabs are so good. The only problem is for big sellers who are forced to give money to Scriptfodder and for him the $15 subscription was a joke, but now they've big losses.. But I understand the system, I know this can be really stupid for some people but I think there's worse, 10% maximum is not very huge, we will not die. Else, if I'm an administrator I would change the pattern/picture when we can see Scriptfodder, VAT, Content Creator and the Buyer. I don't know if I'm the only one but I seem to see that Scriptfodder and the VAT will be taken on the money of the Content Creator (when this is writing: $9.00), but it is already deducted: Scriptfodder and VAT will be at the left of the Content Creator, and display the CC last to say "Here what you will win".
I've just a question: When you say "Accept and agree" or something like that, we must go in Paypal to accept a thing. Ok, right, but is there a verification to see if the Paypal account is the good account? Or can we change the permission that we gave? I think I put a bad Paypal account, so there will be an error because the payment of my addon(s) will be on an other Paypal account... I don't see if I can change this. Thanks!
ByLunaversity ღat 30th of July 2016 07:24:08
why?
Because then I know what the actual price is, and that's usually how stores display prices.
ByBisat 30th of July 2016 11:33:02
Because then I know what the actual price is, and that's usually how stores display prices.
I mean, it tells you when you click on Buy, or you can do simple math and add by 10% the price, unless they're a "big seller" then add by 5%.
You don't see steam putting the tax prices on their games before you put it into your cart.
ByÐĪÂßĿØ$at 30th of July 2016 10:05:50
I think this is not a bad idea. The "Additional authors" and "Coupons" tabs are so good. The only problem is for big sellers who are forced to give money to Scriptfodder and for him the $15 subscription was a joke, but now they've big losses.. But I understand the system, I know this can be really stupid for some people but I think there's worse, 10% maximum is not very huge, we will not die.Else, if I'm an administrator I would change the pattern/picture when we can see Scriptfodder, VAT, Content Creator and the Buyer. I don't know if I'm the only one but I seem to see that Scriptfodder and the VAT will be taken on the money of the Content Creator (when this is writing: $9.00), but it is already deducted: Scriptfodder and VAT will be at the left of the Content Creator, and display the CC last to say "Here what you will win".I've just a question: When you say "Accept and agree" or something like that, we must go in Paypal to accept a thing. Ok, right, but is there a verification to see if the Paypal account is the good account? Or can we change the permission that we gave? I think I put a bad Paypal account, so there will be an error because the payment of my addon(s) will be on an other Paypal account... I don't see if I can change this. Thanks!
It's painful to even try to understand what you mean. Can you ask someone to translate it from your native language?
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ByLunaversity ღat 30th of July 2016 11:36:25
I mean, it tells you when you click on Buy, or you can do simple math and add by 10% the price, unless they're a "big seller" then add by 5%.You don't see steam putting the tax prices on their games before you put it into your cart.
What?
That 10%, 5% is commission - not VAT. Commission isn't even added to the price, what the hell are you on about?
ByBisat 30th of July 2016 11:33:02
Because then I know what the actual price is, and that's usually how stores display prices.
a $4.99 script would be advertised as $6.19 in some countries where VAT is applicable, it's pretty standard to not include VAT in purchases since it is literally an "added" tax.
ByLunaversity ღat 30th of July 2016 11:36:25
I mean, it tells you when you click on Buy, or you can do simple math and add by 10% the price, unless they're a "big seller" then add by 5%.You don't see steam putting the tax prices on their games before you put it into your cart.
ByHandsome Matt 👻at 30th of July 2016 11:49:58
a $4.99 script would be advertised as $6.19 in some countries where VAT is applicable, it's pretty standard to not include VAT in purchases since it is literally an "added" tax.
I don't think you get how it works. In Denmark (where I live) VAT is 25%, so I have to add 25% to the price when I buy. And you are wrong about Steam, because they list the prices with VAT included, just like pretty much every other shop.
ok no problem the good idea
ByNethat 30th of July 2016 11:39:27
It's painful to even try to understand what you mean.Can you ask someone to translate it from your native language?
Wtf guy, I don't use a translator and normally you should understand me... That doesn't seem so complicated... What you don't understand? I'm chocked, everything seems clear (for me)..
ByÐĪÂßĿØ$at 30th of July 2016 15:38:48
Wtf guy, I don't use a translator and normally you should understand me... That doesn't seem so complicated... What you don't understand? I'm chocked, everything seems clear (for me)..
Divide your text into paragraphs, you're putting huge unreadable statements in huge clumps of text.
ByBisat 30th of July 2016 13:35:27
I don't think you get how it works. In Denmark (where I live) VAT is 25%, so I have to add 25% to the price when I buy. And you are wrong about Steam, because they list the prices with VAT included, just like pretty much every other shop.
Okay, it's tax what's your point, you're just being lazy but not clicking the buy button or doing the tax numbers. Steam doesn't show the tax included with some of their products it comes to your sub-total or whatever in the cart saying added tax, that's not the point though.
I Get a notification when I comment on my own scripts.
By<CODE BLUE>°o°at 30th of July 2016 21:31:48
I Get a notification when I comment on my own scripts.
I thought I fixed this, found out I hadn't. Comparing an object to a Steam64 ID isn't gonna work. Niceeee
Given that there are more licenses ... People can reactivate their scripts ... So can you add a sorting by: "Last Reactivations"? It'd be cool :)
No, that's not how "reactivating" works. It just changes the author's usergroup, it doesn't tag their scripts as re-activated. So that won't happen.
Any idea why my paypal is doing this after the new payment model was implemented? https://embed.gyazo.com/a6f0ff342529689ffd75ca1e78c7b1a3.png
By<CODE BLUE>°o°at 31st of July 2016 13:19:23
Any idea why my paypal is doing this after the new payment model was implemented? https://embed.gyazo.com/a6f0ff342529689ffd75ca1e78c7b1a3.png
I think it's because Matt added in the past so you can only pay for dev sub in GBP. I can be wrong tho.
Not sure if this is a bug or not but my fee is 5% so why did you take 20% of my payment?
https://i.gyazo.com/774b84f807d156f58cc5631c32d391ff.png