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Re: The price of parts

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Old Fogey wrote:I have just been hit with £162 /$206 Customs, VAT, UPS clearance fee on a $650 Randdakk shipment
I hope you said "thank you" afterwards :shock: :shock: :shock:

There's a lot to be said for free trade (not trying to be political here).
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Re: The price of parts

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Import duties suck. I wish there was no such thing. That said, if I could help out a fellow Brit, I would. Let me know if I can do something useful eh?
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Re: The price of parts

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tlbranth wrote:Import duties suck. I wish there was no such thing. That said, if I could help out a fellow Brit, I would. Let me know if I can do something useful eh?
Thank you for the offer Terry, didn't realise you're an ex-pat!

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Re: The price of parts

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Yessir. Lived in Hayes, Middlesex til 1960 when I came to the US at age 15. A friend used to buy me Norton parts and whitworth tools and ship them over here.
Seems I might be able to send stuff to you with a somewhat reduced value. If I wiggle it around in my hand a bit it becomes a much less valuable used part doesn't it?
I sent an old friend a Disston crosscut saw a few years back. I don't think there was any duty on it.
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