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FeesThere are no fees for making purchases on Google services like Google Play or Google Drive. You only pay for your purchases, applicable taxes, and delivery fees.ChargesThe Google service you made your order through will be the one to charge your account.Charges appear on your statement as GOOGLE*Seller's name and usually show up on your statement within a few days of your order's placement.AuthorizationsWhen you check your bank account or card statement, you may see pending payment authorizations. These authorizations happen so Google can make sure the card is valid, and to check that you have enough funds in your account to make the purchase.These are authorization requests, and not charges. You don't pay for authorizations.Authorizations may stay in your account for 1-14 business days depending on your bank. If you still see the pending authorization after 14 business days, contact your bank for more information.End game- The SMS or email (if any) that you got after purchasing a product on Google Play, about INR 50 being deducted is just an authorization and not a charge or payment. If deducted, this would be refunded back to the same account.Read more here- Fees, charges & authorizations

Well, you have actually asked 2 questions. The short answer to both is categorically, no.Since I am not sure you understand that those are VERY different questions, let me answer by explanation.The first question,”Will gun control ever work in the US?”, might be parsed to mean “would restriction of fire arms ownership on reasonable, honest, “law abiding” citizens have any impact in the incidence of violent crime and murder.”The answer to that is, of course, no. NO(!), you ask? That’s right, and for 3 reasons.According FBI statistics, only about 75% of total murders are committed with (not by) fire arms of all types. This should illustrate that while the availability of fire arms may contribute to the murder rate it is by no means the cause. Guns do not commit murder. PEOPLE commit murder, and if guns are not available, PEOPLE will simply find another way.According to government statistics repeatedly cited here on Quora, up to 75% of fire arms related murders are perpetrated by convicted felons. Felons are already restricted from fire arms purchase and prohibited from fire arms possession. Even failure to disclose that your are a felon on a gun purchase application is a felony.The fact that fewer than 1% of felons submitting gun purchase applications are even arrested is a testament to the lax enforcement of existing laws. Laws in and of themselves are like guns in that they have no power of their own. Laws provide the foundation upon which behaviors may be controlled. We have numerous “gun control” laws now. few of them receive any enforcement at all.Now for your second question,”Will actual gun control be implemented and accepted in the US?”. The answer to that is even more obviously and emphatically NO! Many Quora dialogues have accurately and adequately explained the Constitutional arguments against this possibility. I will attempt an even more basic explanation.On the successful test of the first nuclear bomb J. Robert Oppenheimer reportedly quoted Bhagvad-Gita "I am become death, the destroyer of worlds”. In a less popular quote, at the site of the devastation, he is rumored to have said “We’re all sons of bitches now.”We have been trying to put the “nuclear genie back in the bottle” practically from the start. It has never been possessed by more than 9 nations. If nations, ruled by rational people with the interests of their people at heart, cannot agree to eliminate nuclear weapons, what makes you think personal fire arms can ever be “controlled”?