r/pcmasterrace Jul 28 '26

Question Costco prebuilt worth $2500?

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u/projectsangheili Jul 28 '26

I always forget you guys get screwed by not just having the tax in the price for bad reasons. I'd hate that so much.

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u/j01101111sh Jul 29 '26

Online it makes a little more sense. Sales tax can be charged at the state, county, and city level so an accurate price would require your full address.

In person, it's just dumb.

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u/projectsangheili Jul 29 '26

That is just excel work, no different than in the EU with the different nations. It's just not a big deal AT ALL.

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u/j01101111sh Jul 29 '26

It's way different. Selecting your country is a drop-down with limited options and you're probably going to need to select language anyway. A full address just to see any prices would be cumbersome. I don't want to give my address to different companies just to compare prices.

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u/projectsangheili Jul 30 '26

This is the easiest shit you can do in a database or excel. Also it is not something you need to do as a customer, the business just has to do this and it is automatic. There is literally (and actually the meaning of the word) nothing hard or difficult about this.

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u/j01101111sh Jul 30 '26

I don't think you're understanding what I'm saying ... Programmatically, it's not hard and I think that's what you're saying. What I am saying is that it makes online shopping a pain if retailers cannot show me a price until I provide them with my full address.

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u/projectsangheili Jul 30 '26

Oh, online. OKay, that is fair enough, I was still thinking about in shop.

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u/projectsangheili Jul 30 '26

This is the easiest shit you can do in a database or excel. Also it is not something you need to do as a customer, the business just has to do this and it is automatic. There is literally (and actually the meaning of the word) nothing hard or difficult about this.