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Re: 'Will ship to United States only - Oi!
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lugnet.market.shipping
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Mon, 29 Jan 2001 16:52:09 GMT
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Torsten Fresemann wrote in message ...
> What's so wrong about checking the "gift" box? About declaring a lower • value,
> well, if the consignee accepts the risk of underinsurance, then why not? • The
> seller has nothing to lose or gain by putting a value which is not the • actual
> sale price. The customs duties in some countries can make quite a
difference.
What's so wrong? a) it's a lie, and b) it's illegal.
Another way to save on incoming duty and tax (especially if it's parts
you're shipping) can be to describe the contents as USED toys. In some
places (the UK at least) that makes a difference and even what we describe
as "new" parts (sorted straight from new sets into bags and sold) are "used"
from the point of view of customs - they've been bought, boxes opened and
pieces removed and done things with. MISB sets would be about the only thing
you can't do this with.
Kevin
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 | | Re: 'Will ship to United States only - Oi!
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| In lugnet.general, Alan Demlow writes: <snip. (...) Indeed. As a German-based Lego fan, I cannot comprehend what can possibly so difficult in packing a box, putting it on a scales and looking up the postage in a booklet or on the website? Or is (...) (23 years ago, 28-Jan-01, to lugnet.general)
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