| Redisplay Messages: Compact | Brief | All | Full Show Messages: All | Without Replies Re: Customs in Italy? - peregrinator (774)  | [...] Ultimately the consumer will pay in any case - if a corporation has to pay fees and taxes on their goods those will be passed on to the consumer in the form of higher [...]
(17 months ago, Dec 24, 2022, to Selling) |
| Re: Customs in Italy? - peregrinator (774) | [...] They are not paying 22% but they are definitely paying customs fees because of the volume they're importing - they might even have to pay dock fees. Of course TLG [...]
(17 months ago, Dec 23, 2022, to Selling) |
| Re: Stores in China - peregrinator (774) | [...] Yeah, IIRC, 2012 is around the time the switch from 'b' to 'c' was made so it shouldn't be surprising that a minifigure from 2012 could be found with [...]
(17 months ago, Dec 23, 2022, to Buying) |
| Re: Customs in Italy? - peregrinator (774) | [...] Ah, yes, if $400 was written on the customs form instead of $320, then the seller is responsible for the higher fees there and should refund the buyer for that at the [...]
(17 months ago, Dec 23, 2022, to Selling) |
| Re: Customs in Italy? - peregrinator (774) | [...] I guess you got a text because you used your phone number and not the buyer's when filling out the customs form? The customs fees are the buyer's responsibility. [...]
(17 months ago, Dec 23, 2022, to Selling) |
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