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(I do product at CropUp.) Hmm. I'm not following, can you please explain? It's not US only and that's what the FAQ says / is supposed to say.
I think OP is referring to the merchant side of things being US only.
The start selling button seem to be displaying incorrectly on chrome. The color isn't filling the button and instead it takes the color of the background.
We can't reproduce that issue. Did you try to clear your cache?
If you're still having that issue, can you send me an email: robert@cropup.com
Nice idea, but I couldn't find a demo product or some place with current customers so I can check how it looks, etc
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Cool site! Just notice that in some jurisdictions sellers of digital products also have to worry about taxes, cancellations, refunds etc.
(I do product at CropUp.) Interesting. Would you be able to provide me with a link to where I can read more about this, please? Would be very helpful. Thank you.
Directives are implemented differently in different EU countries and the countries also have the option to impose stricter rules.
In Denmark, consumers have the right to return digital goods such as e-books etc within 2 weeks (provided they haven't started using the product). I have no idea how it is in other EU countries but I would not be surprised if several other countries protect consumers that way.
Most Danish sellers of digital products state in their terms that the right of cancellation only applies until the file (e.g. an e-book) has been downloaded. I am not sure that would hold up in court.
As for VAT, in the European Union this is regulated by an EU directive on the common system of VAT: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=CONSLE... Article 58 and Annex II deal with electronic services (and goods). Also look at the temporary rules in article 357 and forward.
As for taxes, every country has it's own rules and you will probably also have to consult double taxation treaties.
These issues are very complicated. If your website sells in different countries you should probably consult with accountants from each country.