Random Rants
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Within North America, generally $75 is the limit before you start getting hit with duties. I'll agree with L on this, though; for international shipments you can't go much lower than $40. (Anything lower than $40 and I have no doubt the customs officers will get suspicious and inevitably deduce for themselves the total value of the parcel.)
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Hmmm, sounds like Belgeranian Customs decided to re-value your package for you…
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I have started a thread here:
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random tale from the odd world of online shopping…
orderd a spare part from a very well know online retailer on Wednesday via overnight express, came on Thursday, as it should. Yesterday to my suprise a package with the exact same content, same invoice and same shipping label including a identic tracking number showed up... happens... so now lets have a little quiz game, guess what came today?.... ....yeah right, an other one...... I'm now looking forward to Monday ::) ;)....
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Had a similar thing happen about 5 years ago with a (don't shoot me) Abercrombie and Fitch backpack, I received 5 in 5 days, nothing for a week, then a further 2. Bizarre
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Sold every single one of them
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Abecrombie and Fitch charged me over £30 to ship 1 backpack, their screw up, and absolutely no way am I paying to send their stuff back to them. The sat in the bottom of my wardrobe for over a year, then got sold.
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They didn't have the right to clutter my house with their shit is my view
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Benefits conferred without request are non-compensable. In other words, if you didn't ask for it, then it is (legally speaking) considered a gift. Do with the merchandise as your own moral concerns dictate.:)
