Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Okay so here's the long and short of it and less you buy a pack of at least 5000 the savings will not negate the sales. You are taxed in several States including my state of Wisconsin for All Digital purchases. Now let's say you're like okay fine you're going to go spend your coins on an in-game map, for this reason let's say the very popular game Hearthstone. You take your 5000 coins to the in-game shop and buy their 4999 car pack. You will be taxed in coins of abot 274 coins. but guess what amazon doesnt have an individual or split purchase option. so you really needed to buy 1x5000 coin and 1x500 coin. so thats two different purchases on two small discounts, both taxed. all to make on purchase that us again taxed.... keaving you with an odd amount of coins with no cash in value in excess. you spent 51.43 to buy 5500 coins to spend 5274 coins leaving you with 226 un-usable coins. you would need to buy another entire set of 5500 coins to have enough coins left to cover the 3rd 500 coin purchase total. Now here's the kicker, this is amazon specific to indivudual states and sales taxes. BUT google play issues tax based on company headquarter locations. So in the case if Hearthstone (california) google has no digital sales tax. meaning that 49.99 cost 49.99 . Amazon coins are BS they get taxed on purchase and use and can not be bought in specific denominations or split payment types, and only a wee fraction of games utilize the coin back feature. Unless you live in one of the 22 states with no digital sales tax, get your apps via google play store or apple store and pay cash.