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What goes wrong with “Free start and the profit threshold” in a shop, with a focus on selling never stops because of the fee?
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Acquiring Simca is free. A flat fee, charged quarterly and the same for every business and product, would apply only after the business reaches a profit threshold. The threshold is tentative, its figure appears only on the quarterly cost page, and how a business shows it is above the threshold without any telemetry is open. The repository recommends a user-initiated, signed band attestation, a rolling three-month average, a grace period and a dispute path; none of it is built. Simca Logistics pays the same fee as everything else. Under the tentative ADR-0009 rules a lapse stops only paid features, updates and online extras, and never locks a business out of its own books. Plan for: selling never stops because of the fee; businesses with no net-profit books; which services are charged is open. It is not decided.
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