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I shipped sneakers to the Netherlands and they're vintage so I added insurance in case they got lost. What I didn't realize and what the person there
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Krusty
d'oh! -- nm
Posted by
JenBro (aka JenBro)
Jul 22 '20, 06:41
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17% on sneakers. 0% for computers. Here we can import up to $800 before we get an import tax so it's not something that even crossed my mind.
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Krusty
Jul 22, 06:50
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Also, he just told me that if he doesn't pick it up in five days they add another 8% on top. Damn! -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 22, 06:57
it's a bummer, but really - what choice did you have? -- nm
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JenBro
Jul 22, 06:55
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Not much other than not insuring it for it's real value. Though, I'm sure there's some sneaky way of getting around the import duties, VAT, etc. -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 22, 06:58
the Dutch protecting their local wooden sneaker industry. -- nm
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Reagen
Jul 22, 06:51
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It does explain their slow sprint times in the Olympics. -- nm
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Krusty
Jul 22, 06:56
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