Indeed, and very, very few people voluntarily pay any more tax than they are legally obliged to. As things stand Amazon complies with EU tax law that permits them to operate as a Luxembourg based corporation, a situation that may change once Brexit happens.
AndyRoyd
14 Aug 165#1
Same Realtek RTL8188cus chipset is used in many similar items, such as £2.54 delivered ex-UK http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/311572254805 but obviously without the legendary and tax-minimising Amazon customer service.
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AndyRoyd
14 Aug 165#1
Same Realtek RTL8188cus chipset is used in many similar items, such as £2.54 delivered ex-UK http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/311572254805 but obviously without the legendary and tax-minimising Amazon customer service.
johnstalvern
14 Aug 162#2
I dunno like -- tax minimising? I just choose 'not of expected quality' and I get a free return on everything I don't like, no questions asked. Feels alright.
Ajibee
14 Aug 165#3
Indeed, and very, very few people voluntarily pay any more tax than they are legally obliged to. As things stand Amazon complies with EU tax law that permits them to operate as a Luxembourg based corporation, a situation that may change once Brexit happens.
Haak
15 Aug 162#4
I bought one of these very recently when I needed a dongle for my Linux computer. Advantage - it works out of the box for Linux. My computer recognised it immediately. Disadvantage - it's completely useless. Despite the fact that my computer was a mere one room above the router, I was getting max speeds of 6Mbps. Most of the time it was much lower. Even simply browsing websites was a pain. Eventually, I decided to try again with previous Netgear dongle and make it work. Thankfully I succeeded and now enjoy 50Mbps speed. Waste of £8.
plath
15 Aug 16#5
We all pay for it one way or another. Do we not?
slayermatt
15 Aug 16#6
These are good in a pinch. My ethernet cable was flaking out the other week and it functioned when i got it placed correctly, was very temperamental before that. Definitely consider something a bit more robust if you can afford it though.
montana78
15 Aug 161#7
currys and pcworld have similar for £6.34 on reserve and collect
Great spot. That's another Pi-friendly option, although again a generic using same RTL8188EUS chipset is £2.99 dlvd ex-UK http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301964901476
montana78
15 Aug 16#9
This one has 3yrs guarantee and a simple walk to your high street
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heres the link.. so click here :smiley: