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http://business.time.com/2013/01/25/a-4-surcharge-for-using-a-credit-card-legal-but-not-likely/ here is an article about this very same issue. some light is shined on it, it is illegal in a handful of states, more than listed i believe, lots of reviews and arguments in the comments section...

basic business practice, set price for customers, add for shipping and applicable taxes. also, i needed to order parts for a machine one time, well, they company was the only show in town, i called to place order for parts, they told me after i was quoted that i need to send a paypal request...

no, i didn't buy anything, i was interested in something, then saw the extra fee listed. it turns me off completely to the sale. not a crybaby cause I'm shining light on some shady selling techniques.

exactly, but the price is on the ticket, i see it before i buy, the only price that becomes a surprise is sales tax

well trading anything other than money isn't a financial transaction, so nothing protects against that. if wee all have a computer, who doesn't have credit cards? I'm just saying, if i want to buy something, and i like the price, i don't want to add more money to the cost. the seller needs to...

why do guys selling tools in the classified add 3% for paypal transactions most people here use paypal, hardly anyone uses money orders anymore, this is 2013. the added cost for paypal should be banned, and people should price the items accordingly. just venting, I'm tired of seeing this all...

alright guys, saw this as a gimmicky tool……thoughts opinions????? http://hammerheadtool.com

i remember machine operators using them for printing press dies. i had to order them new ones all the time, they beat the **** out of them, but couldn't use any other hammer for some reason. maybe for the teeth on the dies, so they don't get bent…not too sure.

he also has gearwrench

i have one that stops every weds day in west bury ny at the body shop next door, and yes he did warranty something for me, yet I'm hardly ever around when he stops by

i remember these boxes!!!! i was hmla 167 in new river nc, we used snap on and bonney in a yellow box just like that!!!! tool control, fod, if a tool came up missing, the radios every huey and cobra to land asap unit tool is found…..what a pain in the ***.

i use them for inner trash bag weights.

if you don't look at the country of origin, the tools works the same!!!

the bottom line, who cares about the tool truck driver, he has become as useful as ****** in a bathhouse. he has a business yes, but who cares, I'm not here to support him, he if he makes no money, why is that my problem? its not my fault he can't adapt.

i understand your point, but the the convenience of a truck stopped being necessary about 15 yrs ago when i can buy whatever i want online. the service from a truck just isn't worth the 40%- 50% more on tools. I'm not here to keep people in business, if you cannot adapt with the times, then...

exactly, why do we need the trucks again? eliminate the 35%. adding more people in a sale jacks the price up.

oh and by the way, if truck tool companies can mark down their tools for student discounts by 60%, they still make a profit, that means all that extra cost you non students have to pay, is is pure mark up. how much does it really cost to make a dual 80 ratchet??? hell, eliminate the truck...

ok, if a guy makes twice as much as me, he probably isn't even a mechanic or technician in any trade. probably doesn't even own a set of tools. my point is, if you take equaLLY EXPERIENCED MECHANICS IN THE SAME SHOP MAKING ABOUT THE SAME MONEY, the thrifty guy usually has more money left over...

i look at it like this this, the guy with the most expensive tools has the least money in his pocket , i mean come on, we work to make money to pay our bills, not keep buying tools, i love nice tools, own no harbor freight, have all proto, sk gear wrench and a tiny bit os snap on and mac. he...

yep, right in the trash!!!!