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Old 03-10-2006, 07:29 PM
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I was just wondering if there's anything special I'd have to do to ship a Blow off valve to canada? Any dealing with customs and stuff or just box it up and ship it like normal and it will get to the guy? thanks
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Old 03-10-2006, 07:38 PM
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say its a christmas tree ornament value zero dollars
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Old 03-10-2006, 07:38 PM
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as far as i know all the dealing with customs is on there end and they have to deal with it
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Old 03-10-2006, 07:53 PM
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You have to mark on the slip what it is,value and wether it is a gift,commercial sample etc, the slip you fill out has a couple extra sections.Most of all the cutoms stuff happens at the recevers end.It adds about a minute to shipping a item.
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Originally Posted by buk9tp
say its a christmas tree ornament value zero dollars
thats a good idea
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Old 03-10-2006, 09:31 PM
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they randomly open the boxes on our end if thers any suspiscions of extra long ****** in the packages
fukin duties are middle men that rip us off

as long as the package is valued under 20$ ull save the receiver the assle of paying extra fees at the door

and don't ship form a business address cuz you'll get taxed on the item no matter what the value

best best is to ship as GIFT and mark value as $20
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Old 03-10-2006, 09:43 PM
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Being Canadian I like USPS and would like to fire bomb UPS as they are bandits.Charged me $38 CDN in duties for some floor mats that were $24.99 plus shipping US
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Old 03-10-2006, 09:51 PM
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if you absolutly need to, send it air mail, they dont randomlly check packages, and things never get held up, thats what our company does....

the worst time i ever got charged with duties is when i bought a stock yamaha banshee exhaust system on ebay for 10 bucks and the *** put 10 bucks on the huge *** box they were in, the border didnt believe it, so they opened it up and thought it was worth 150 bucks and charged me for that amount

ooh BTW if anyone wants banshee exhaust pieces, hit me up, i got lots, i used to buy sets just for teh expansion chambers
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Originally Posted by 90dx
Being Canadian I like USPS and would like to fire bomb UPS as they are bandits.Charged me $38 CDN in duties for some floor mats that were $24.99 plus shipping US
the thing wis UPS is you can claim back that money
look on the UPS customs form and check the box Appeal (Non-Commercial goods)
all you'll need after that is a written and signed letter from the guy that you bought it from saying that the item was a gift or was wrongly valued and youll get all your money back in a money order

its the only loophole with UPS but you need the help of the shipper
so for the price of a stamp you can claim ur cash back
trust me it works, ive done it many times
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Originally Posted by g_shok
the thing wis UPS is you can claim back that money
look on the UPS customs form and check the box Appeal (Non-Commercial goods)
all you'll need after that is a written and signed letter from the guy that you bought it from saying that the item was a gift or was wrongly valued and youll get all your money back in a money order

its the only loophole with UPS but you need the help of the shipper
so for the price of a stamp you can claim ur cash back
trust me it works, ive done it many times
ill have to try that out, nice one
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