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costa049
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Why did Cassie sleep with Aziza out of nowhere?
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I think Lunettte likes Aziza's friend and she's trying to reel her a bit and get a connection with her.
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Why do they have a storage box/ chest serving as a table in the living room?
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Elli is mad at something.
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Alessa waxing nose hair.
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They can have fun, but no need to reach this degrading state and put themselves in danger.
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Sharon completely wasted, fell and injured her head on the corner of the living room table. Aziza and Madison carrying her down in arms.
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Boycott to RLC following most recent access and watch policy changes
costa049 replied to costa049's topic in Reallifecam
And they have increased the blur in both previews of popular cameras and popular scenes from the past 24 hours again. -
Harley and Ulyana in R7 painting.
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That still doesn't answer the question.
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Ok, but who is she in B4?
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Boycott to RLC following most recent access and watch policy changes
costa049 replied to costa049's topic in Reallifecam
To clarify about VAT charges, which has raised some controversy amongst us: VAT is a government-imposed consumption tax. Service providers are responsible for collecting the VAT from customers and then remitting it to the government, they don't keep it as revenue. It is generally applied based on where the service is consumed or provided, not where the company is headquartered. This means that if you’re delivering a digital service to customers in a particular jurisdiction, the VAT rate and rules of that jurisdiction apply, even if your business is based elsewhere. For instance, within the EU, digital services supplied to non-business customers (B2C) are taxed according to the VAT rate of the customer’s country, regardless of where the service provider is located. Similarly, for B2B transactions, if the customer is in another country, a reverse charge mechanism usually applies, shifting the VAT obligation to the customer. This approach is designed to ensure that the tax is paid in the jurisdiction where the consumption takes place, aligning tax revenues with the economic activity occurring in that area. And there have been significant changes in recent years in the EU. The EU has moved to modernize its VAT system, most notably by expanding the VAT Mini One Stop Shop (MOSS) into the One Stop Shop (OSS) from July 2021. This change streamlines reporting for cross-border digital services, ensuring VAT is charged based on the destination principle (i.e. where the service is consumed) rather than where the provider is headquartered. So here is why RLC has added VAT to their prices, which is not their decision. -
Madison about to make some dessert.
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So who is she?
