tax us to uk
09-15-11 | 12:59 PM
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tax us to uk
the new cinelli mash bolt is out and im flirting with the idea of getting one. turns out its not bad what there shipping cost is... but theres TAX, always TAX... does anyone have any idea of the % the queen would tax over my new frame?
09-15-11 | 01:02 PM
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p.s. tell me what you think about the frame 2!!!
https://shop.mashsf.com/collections/c...lli-bolt-frame
https://shop.mashsf.com/collections/c...lli-bolt-frame
09-15-11 | 01:07 PM
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pro in someone's theory
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Theres a thread for this frame already:
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...2-Cinelli-Bolt
No idea about the tax.
https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...2-Cinelli-Bolt
No idea about the tax.
09-16-11 | 08:03 PM
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problem is insurance. USPS, when paying attention, is supposed to require that the declared value for insurance purposes match the declared value on the customs form. if you're willing to chance no insurance, and the shipper is willing to underestimate the value on the customs form, you'll likely be OK. unless of course there is shipping damage/loss.
09-16-11 | 10:13 PM
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and often it will.
problem is insurance. USPS, when paying attention, is supposed to require that the declared value for insurance purposes match the declared value on the customs form. if you're willing to chance no insurance, and the shipper is willing to underestimate the value on the customs form, you'll likely be OK. unless of course there is shipping damage/loss.
problem is insurance. USPS, when paying attention, is supposed to require that the declared value for insurance purposes match the declared value on the customs form. if you're willing to chance no insurance, and the shipper is willing to underestimate the value on the customs form, you'll likely be OK. unless of course there is shipping damage/loss.
09-17-11 | 07:27 AM
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Your cog is slipping.
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Agreed. People ask us to declare stuff as a "gift" or lower the value of certain items all the time and we never do because in the chance of a package being "lost" somewhere along the way, we won't be able to file a claim and be reimbursed for the full amount.
