I was in NY for a few days ago, and I purchased a guitar plus a few effect pedals. I wrote a list of the pedals I wanted, and set a limit on 1400$ for the whole package with the guitar. The salesman seemed to meet my demand, but there was one quot;howeverquot;. One of the pedals were not available in that particular store, but he got in contact with another store to get the pedal shipped near where I'm living.
But when I look at the receipt, it seems like the pedal was not included in the price I thought we agreed on. Now, having received an email from him, he explains the fm-4 will be on a seperate receipt. That started confusing me, as I thought we had agreed on a total price of under 1400$ for _everything_. However, I have to admit he _may_ be right when he says he mentioned the seperate receipt, and it may be I have not caught that part of the deal, as things were going _really_ fast during that purchase (no, I'm not an english native speaker).
Also, I am a bit unsure when it comes to the taxes. The guitar I purchased cost 630$ (sale price both in the actual store, and on musiciansfriend.com). However, the guitar and the other pedals were put on a 8,375% tax. Is it right to put a tax on this? What about tax when musiciansfriend sells a guitar for 630$ ?
