Recent Purchases
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Great night in.
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Cherrs Nerkg, i like these 1500's heaps
Heres some info on them
"One of Melbourne, Australia’s most popular sneaker stores is Provider. Back in 2008, the shop had its first chance to do a special collaboration, the result is the New Balance 1500 seen here. Having a long and strong relationship with New Balance Australia aided in getting the sneaker off the ground. “The concept of the shoe is based around the phrase ‘breakin’ necks’, which is unique to sneaker heads. There are so many things you can do these days with this kind of product – tagging, printed boxes, numbering – but it’s not always needed.
Featuring the Made in England tag on the tongue there is no doubt the sneaker is created with finest of materials and build quality. Looking to focus on a balance of materials and colors, the sneaker is comprised of a combination of Grey, Blue, Black and White. Released to very select retailers around the globe, the folks at Provider also created matching Wayfarers to match with the kicks…"
Taken from Sneakerpedia
Peace
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^sorry, I should have clarified. It said shipping was (x) amount, never mentioned anything about any thing else, and it wasn't customs I meant to say brokerage fees. And the first time I heard ANYTHING about it was when the ups guy was standing at my door asking for US150 dollars, after I had paid 550 for the jacket 2 weeks prior. At the very least they should have warned me to decide is I would still purchase the item
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And if its a UPS issue, which I'm not sure, then they should ship DHL, or let me choose BEFORE all the hassle. I'm not saying they're a bad company, just saying I had a bad experience and would never ever buy from them again. To top it off when I called to ask them about it they were rude and inconsiderate.
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So how would someone that hasn't bought something before know that? It's just the customers responsibility to know this with no info from the company shipping? If you look at there web page it didn't mention it either. I'm thinking they want people to just pay it and not ask questions because if they tell you ahead of time they may lose the sale.. Shady business practice. And poor customer service.
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Receiver pays all customs and brokerage fees with UPS, never been any different, would be the same with any company from any part of the world
I bought shoes from Italy before, it was included in price and everything explained to me ahead of time.. By the way none of this is directed at any of you, I just hate bad and manipulative customer service and would tell anyone not to shop at caliroots any chance I get. It would be one thing if it was 20 bucks, but if it was a chance of being 150 dollars. Ahhh you might want to mention that before I complete my purchase
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Brokerage fees are designated by the country. Some countries allow UPS to act their own broker, some require 3rd party brokers, such as Canada. It is simply up to the government of the destination country as to whether this happens, same as customs fees. UPS is merely doing what they have to do to deliver your package. They are not making money off of customs or brokerage fees.
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I'm not sure about UPS not making money on brokerage. I never get charged brokerage by anyone but UPS and I doubt that it's built into other companies fees as they'd be much higher.
Example: My IHSW-03 - I got charged $20 brokerage from UPS. My TWSH-03, delivered via Parcel Force/Canada Post - no charge.
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I'm not sure how one would include brokerage fees in the price bc just like customs, it isn't a set fee
And yes, I work for UPS. Some of you know that, some don't.
i work for ups too.. I'm a driver in PA
