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Re: Shipping from the UK
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lugnet.market.shipping
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Date:
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Thu, 18 Feb 1999 12:41:16 GMT
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> OK - cheers, Chris - I've found the calculator. Unfortunately, it
> seems I'm stuck with Parcel Force as the calculator told me
> the maximum airmail weight for small parcels is 2kg -
> and the 8480 space shuttle
> weighs around 2.5 kg. (I can't believe I just took one into a sorting
> office and said 'can you weigh this lego set for me please') :)
I think you may contact Ian Bishop at ian@goodlife.demon.com.uk
He searched several pssibilities to send my 6560, which having also a weight
of 2.5 kg approx.
> At least that means I'm free to put in a little note saying 'here's your
> Lego set' which strikes me as far more friendly than just getting a
> package with set and nothing else in it :)
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> What about the unsolicited gift thing. Has anyone else had any problems
> with customs if you don't write that on a packet?
Till this monday, I had no problems with customs, all my packages came to me
without any customs fee, but this moday I get a legal notice that invites me
to the customs to bring up my package by paying required fee. When I went
there, I've seen that there is a mistake, and they gave my package without
any fee again. It is proof of "individual lego sets are free of customs
fee" , (at least in Turkey). Although, I should admit that it could be only
up to this individual customs officer.
Selçuk
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| (...) Someone's having a joke here... :) (...) OK - cheers, Chris - I've found the calculator. Unfortunately, it seems I'm stuck with Parcel Force as the calculator told me the maximum airmail weight for small parcels is 2kg - and the 8480 space (...) (26 years ago, 18-Feb-99, to lugnet.market.shipping)
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