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maxtom88
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I am buying a product on website but there are diiferent site, one in usa and one in uk, and the question is that should i buy usa or uk one cos of the price?
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It's quite difficult to answer this without knowing what kind of product it is, which website it is, or how much it's going to cost you.
If it's an electrical appliance remember plugs are different and the warranty will probably be void. A few things may need to be used with a transformer due to the voltage difference.
If it's from a website like Amazon remember they brand their packaging. You're more likely to get hit with customs charges, it may end up costing you more!
If there isn't a massive difference in pricing and/or it's electrical stick with a uk supplier.0
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