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Wed Apr 09, 2008 8:05 am  |
| I want to pay for my order later but I have no idea how to go about organising the customs and excise bit. Advice please......... |
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Wed Apr 09, 2008 9:28 am |
Theres nothing for you to do apart from pay for your order and wait with anticipation, EDS will fill out a customs form out when they despatch your order stating its a gift and will state the value of your order. Its up to Customs and the Post Office over here is you get charged for VAT. I have on some packages and not on others. I think its the luck of the draw  |
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In memory of Rzecka xox |
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Thu Apr 10, 2008 4:16 am |
If you're lucky, your parcel will get through with no charge. When this is the case, my order is usually delivered in a week.
If your parcel is picked up for a Customs & Excise charge, then what usually happens is that the postman will drop a card through your letterbox to let you know there is a charge outstanding. You take the card to your local Royal Mail parcel depot, where you pay the fee and they then give you your parcel. I find that it usually takes just over a fortnight to receive your parcel as Customs delays it.
Hope you're lucky! |
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