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From what I've researched and was told even if I don't have an actual commercial location for my business. If I sell to a customer in Texas I have to collect state sales tax but if I sell out of state then I don't have to collect sales tax and apparently the state in which the customer is in will send the customer a bill to pay the tax is what I was told. Either way I don't feel like dealing with all of the tax regulations if I'm just starting off, I want to build up slowly and at the same I'll read up on more of the requirements and such for a sales tax permit. So I just need to temporarily disable orders from texas. I've already put up multiple notices on the shop, but thats not gonna physically keep somebody from placing an order with paypal. Which I would have to refund but still lose the 2.9%+.30 transaction fee, meaning I would lose between 20-25 dollars per transaction from an order that I can't ship to. If there's no way to restrict a state is there at least a way for me to review an order before letting it go through?

After working with prestashop for a few days now I seem to have everything setup properly except restrictions. Is there any way I can restrict orders from my state? I'm currently working on getting a sales tax permit. But for the time being I'm pretty sure I can sell out of state without worrying about charging my customers tax for the product or shipping since I live in texas. So I'm trying to temporarily restrict any orders from my state if possible? To start off I'm using only paypal as a payment option and fedex as my carrier for the time being. I found the geolocation restriction but thats based of country and not state ips so I'm kinda stuck on this. I'm sure I can add a notice saying I won't be able to sell to any one in texas, but that wouldn't psychically prevent people from placing an order.

Hi, I was wondering how do I add purchasing options. Like lets say a customer wants to buy a product and once he clicks add to cart a pop up comes up asking whether they want warranty added to the cart for the product or not you know? Because I want to have warranty and another option I'd like to provide based off the customers choice but would like to present it to them if I can.