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[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] Re: Will you pay for all the cool tools? Posted by Bill H on July 04, 2009 at 6:34 AM In Reply to: Will you pay for all the cool tools? posted by CC in OC on July 03, 2009 at 12:19 AM : << I agree, but counties need to come to 21 century and start using the new tools. Orange County, one of the riches counties in CA, still does not provide images of what should be public record. : No matter how efficient/effective these cool new tools are, they're still expensive to implement, at least initially. Such technology isn't free. Are you one of those California citizens who wants attractive services but are not willing to pay for them through higher taxes? Hello CC in OC: You posted: "Are you one of those California citizens who wants attractive services but are not willing to pay for them through higher taxes?" NO, I am not. And; I agree that there "Ain't no such thing as a FREE lunch." However, not being a resident of CA, I do wonder about things ins CA. You currently pay the highest state income tax, the highest state sales tax, the highest state property taxes...AND...the state is BANKRUPT and BUSTED....WHAT else is there to tax? Good Luck, Bill H Follow Ups: Facts vs. Fiction CC in OC 8:31 AM, 07/04/09 (2) Some over cities over 10%! Lowest CA Sales Tax is 8.75% 3:58 PM, 07/06/09 (0) Re: Facts vs. Fiction Bill H 9:07 AM, 07/04/09 (0) Re: Will you pay for all the cool tools? hard money lender 6:46 AM, 07/04/09 (0) Post a Followup: Name : E-Mail : Subject : Comments: : : << I agree, but counties need to come to 21 century and start using the new tools. Orange County, one of the riches counties in CA, still does not provide images of what should be public record. : : No matter how efficient/effective these cool new tools are, they're still expensive to implement, at least initially. Such technology isn't free. Are you one of those California citizens who wants attractive services but are not willing to pay for them through higher taxes? : Hello CC in OC: : You posted: "Are you one of those California citizens who wants attractive services but are not willing to pay for them through higher taxes?" : NO, I am not. And; I agree that there "Ain't no such thing as a FREE lunch." However, not being a resident of CA, I do wonder about things ins CA. You currently pay the highest state income tax, the highest state sales tax, the highest state property taxes...AND...the state is BANKRUPT and BUSTED....WHAT else is there to tax? : Good Luck, : Bill H [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ The Forum Board ] [ FAQ ] WWWAdmin 2.0a © 1997 Matt Wright and DBasics Software Company, All Rights Reserved

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