I don't get it. As I understand it tariffs are paid by the whoever
brought the product into the country. That would be a VAR or distributor.
Are you saying that the VAR is raising prices and lying about the
reason? If that was the case you could just get the same old price from
a different VAR or distributor, so they wouldn't gain anything by lying
about it.
'splain how the scam works.
On 5/29/2019 4:50 PM, Steve Jones wrote:
key statement "claiming tariffs"
Its a a scam to pilfer from you
Fear Mongering, advantage taking, and politics.
Hold out for a bit and see what new players emerge
On Wed, May 29, 2019 at 3:18 PM Ken Hohhof <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
I’m in the process of buying a couple Supermicro servers, and I’m
told that due to tariffs, prices have already gone up around 10%
and will be going up another 15% on or about June 1.
Are others running into the same thing? It sounds like I need to
place my order now. That’s not a trivial increase.
We’ve also received tariff notifications from tower steel vendors,
power supply vendors, cable vendors, and we saw Cambium increase
prices a few months ago. Some of these like the steel and cable
you just eat, but potentially everything we buy except bandwidth
may be going up. I wonder if bandwidth suppliers will figure out
a way to jack up prices claiming tariffs!
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