Online retailer imposes tax on customers using Internet Explorer 7
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Internet retailer, Kogan, has implemented a new "Internet Explorer 7 Tax" on customers who use the outdated browser to purchase items
The tax will equal 6.8 percent of the total cost, or 0.1 percent for each month since IE7 was released
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Getting some members of the public to keep up with new technology can be almost as difficult as getting your brand to cut through in the ultra competitive Internet marketplace. Australian online electronics retailer Kogan is attempting to kill those two birds with one stone by implementing an "Internet Explorer 7 Tax" on customers who use the outdated browser when they make purchases.
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