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Not Tru aeropost but redxpress... I think it cost around 500 to clear 2ChristianRD wrote:Bump. Anyone ever brought in a shock absorber thru aeropost ?
ChristianRD wrote:Bump. Anyone ever brought in a shock absorber thru aeropost ?
Dave wrote:Sea shipping doesn't attract the hazmat charges.
I spann wrote:Brought in a set of shocks through Aeropost and they shaft me. They charged me more than the shocks cost. I am now with Tropical Shipping and they are way cheaperChristianRD wrote:Bump. Anyone ever brought in a shock absorber thru aeropost ?
supercharged turbo wrote:What is the cheapest way to ship in parts like turbo,bov,wastegate etc?
Dave wrote:^^ I got mixed up and did a manifold like this. Apart from not know where the hell it was and running between ttpost offices it most certainly was. One will weigh the knowing where vs cost and certainty. BTW I never did this since that time. Lol
$200 to clear a turbo is rel good.I think I would go this wayxtech wrote:Dave wrote:^^ I got mixed up and did a manifold like this. Apart from not know where the hell it was and running between ttpost offices it most certainly was. One will weigh the knowing where vs cost and certainty. BTW I never did this since that time. Lol
U messed up by using your actual mailing address once TTPOST get involved u will be in wonderland.
U have to ask the shipper to send in care of a DHL or FedEx or UPS couriering company.
Brought in a big turbo for my diesel and cost me $200TTD to clear. Shipper paid shipping fees. Quote to receive the part via skybox was around same price I paid for it
Jonathan wrote:bluesclues wrote:I have confirmation from tropical express couriers that the seabox service is unaffected by the 7% tax. Will try to get official confirmation from seabox tomorrow.
An item of $20 usd value was charged $17ttd in opt tax. This is unacceptable. As with shipping, duties and the tax, my total to receive my item is $190ttd. So i am paying 100$ in tax for a $150 item in addition to the $100 for shipping. And impsbert dont find this unreasonable.
But again. What is it to sacrifice a pawn to get a bishop? This is the end of the line for the pnm, for imbert, for rowley and these old fogies with their outdated thinking and bogus management of our resources that have been destroying this country. This is the last time they will hold government office in their lifetime.
I know I'm bumping an old post, but I was just told by Tropical Express that the online tax exemption for sea freight is supposedly only for businesses and not individuals?
What has your experience been with them in this regard? It sounds like a load of crap to me IMO.
Tropical Express is considered a courier company that clears customs at the courier bond. Our SEABOX service comes on an aircraft so customs will charge the OPT charge unfortunately
I spann wrote:Brought in a set of shocks through Aeropost and they shaft me. They charged me more than the shocks cost. I am now with Tropical Shipping and they are way cheaperChristianRD wrote:Bump. Anyone ever brought in a shock absorber thru aeropost ?
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:I spann wrote:Brought in a set of shocks through Aeropost and they shaft me. They charged me more than the shocks cost. I am now with Tropical Shipping and they are way cheaperChristianRD wrote:Bump. Anyone ever brought in a shock absorber thru aeropost ?
How does it work with Tropical?
You sign up just like any regular skybox and send it to them? or you hadda buy a certain weight and thing and then pay to put it in a barrel or something?
computercentral wrote:Anyone but CSF
5lbs $292 to clearJade_Inc. wrote:Currently shipping some car parts, bushings etc would let u know the cost to clear
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xtech wrote:Dave wrote:^^ I got mixed up and did a manifold like this. Apart from not know where the hell it was and running between ttpost offices it most certainly was. One will weigh the knowing where vs cost and certainty. BTW I never did this since that time. Lol
U messed up by using your actual mailing address once TTPOST get involved u will be in wonderland.
U have to ask the shipper to send in care of a DHL or FedEx or UPS couriering company.
Brought in a big turbo for my diesel and cost me $200TTD to clear. Shipper paid shipping fees. Quote to receive the part via skybox was around same price I paid for it
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