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    \[fun\] 500FTC BOUNTY - NOW CLAIMED! Not so simple, simple math...

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      Quer last edited by

      Well the operator just would make more money if the “full balance” is taken as 100% and the fee applies for the total amount, rather than taking the spendable amount as 100%. When it’s an external fee for the transaction he would even pay extra (the higher the amount and the fee percentage, the worse it gets). Also its way clearer for the customer to follow a simple percentage calculation ;)

      Just my opinion. :P

      Cheers.

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        UKMark last edited by

        [quote name=“kris_davison” post=“30619” timestamp=“1381169714”]
        Sorry I’m happy you found a solution that fits that’s all that matters I guess. Just me being funny about maths the one area where a solution really can only be correct or not.
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        [quote author=Quer link=topic=3929.msg30736#msg30736 date=1381277656]
        Well the operator just would make more money if the “full balance” is taken as 100% and the fee applies for the total amount, rather than taking the spendable amount as 100%. When it’s an external fee for the transaction he would even pay extra (the higher the amount and the fee percentage, the worse it gets). Also its way clearer for the customer to follow a simple percentage calculation ;)

        Just my opinion. :P

        Cheers.
        [/quote]

        Thanks for your input guys, unfortunately your answers did not solve my problem as [i]stated[/i].
        Both iawgoMs and spynappels did as they had the benefit of also enabling me to show the [i]exact[/i] fee charged on the maximum spendable amount down to 8dp.

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