I'm interested because I want to understand issues with sales to Mexico, but I don't understand how the Mexican NIC is relevant? The RSP is canadian...i'm missing something...(not for the first time... :)
-bryanw HalfPriceNames Domain Registry http://www.halfpricenames.com/ -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jorge Biquez Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2001 7:36 AM To: Toxik - Fabian Rodriguez Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Domains billing in Mexico When you paid a domain in the Mexican NIC, the form says clearly that invoices are only for Mexican Citizens, and by law all invoices will have to be in Mexican Pesos, the rate is 70 USD per domain plus 15% of taxes and the invoice is in MMexican Pesos calculated to the rate and value of the USD Dollar of the day of the operation... Contact me off line if you need more information (not sure if this could be of interest to the list) Jb At 09:02 06/12/01 -0500, you wrote: >Hello, > >We are a corporation based in Canada and one of our customers in Mexico has >adressed a request I wanted your opinion on. > >He has registered a number of domains with us (we are an RSP) and is now >requesting us to re-issue his invoices under a different company name >(invoices dated as old as 1 yr.). He also demands those invoices to indicate >that prices are in CDN$ and to be signed by hand by the person that does the >invoices (mind you, there is no "person doing invoices" here! it's automatic >and anybody can...). > >Anyways, I just wanted to know if anybody has dealt with customers in >Mexico, what are the rules/regulations of invoicing there, is this something >required by law in Mexico ? How much would you charge for this if you have >to do it ? > >Currently *all* of our customers are invoiced via email, and we charge a >minimum of CDN$5 per request of printing and sending an invoice/statement. > >Any and all comments appreciated. > >Fabian Rodriguez - Toxik Technologies Inc. >www.Toxik.com - OpenPGP ID: 0x5AF2A4D5
