My holier-than-thou assumption is you're out 1200 bucks.
Declare the correct value on the Customs form?
What do you think? What would you do?
Fortunately at long last bought a ‘holy grail’ LP for $1,200. It arrived safe from Europe to the USA. It is clearly not as described. The Seller has asked the return be declared a $50 value on the Customs form.
Thank you for your thoughts, ideas and/or advice…
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let me add a different perspective, with a European brain (Eastern European, even worse) We deal with taxes and customs and fees every day. It's a nightmare. A price tag of X really means 3X at the end. It's pretty normal to be "lean" every possible way and use standard low numbers when declaring value. It can totally NOT be a red flag, just routinely avoiding getting screwed. Many times, customs doesn't care if it's an item returned back to its origins. They are trained to screw you. They have quotas. I could write a book about my stories sitting in their offices with my beaten up laptop as they claimed I was trying to sneak it into the country and sell it. On the other hand, $1200 for a record, not as described IS a red flag. |
@grislybutter do you live within the EU zone? |
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