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Avoriaz

Travo wrote: »

Everything was completed truthfully and fully thankyou

Tell that to the judge if you get charged with conspiracy to defraud.

Travo wrote: »

..the package that is now on it's way is also marked as a gift which the sender said would avoid the custom's charges.

pulliptears

Travo wrote: »

Never heard of this happening

No?
Just because you have never heard of it doesn't mean it doesn't happen.....

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120708003324AA2kWq7

http://www.digitalworldz.co.uk/154966-just-received-customs-invoice.html

http://forums.thedigitalfix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144177

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Travo

pulliptears wrote: »

No?
Just because you have never heard of it doesn't mean it doesn't happen.....

http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120708003324AA2kWq7

http://www.digitalworldz.co.uk/154966-just-received-customs-invoice.html

http://forums.thedigitalfix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=144177

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Did I say it doesn't happen? Nope, stop putting words in my mouth thankyou

plus all those links are for DHL.

Travo

Avoriaz wrote: »

Tell that to the judge if you get charged with conspiracy to defraud.

Conspiracy to defraud for sending a package as a gift? He said it WOULD avoid customs charges, never said he sent it as a gift TO avoid custom's charges

pulliptears

Travo wrote: »

Did I say it doesn't happen? Nope, stop putting words in my mouth thankyou

plus all those links are for DHL.

Charming little thing aren't you?

What did you buy? Hope it was some sort of distance learning in charm school :D

Oh, by the way.....

http://forums.thedigitalfix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=307369

Specifically

Couriers such as FedEx, DHL and the such will normally pay the VAT & duty on your behalf and invoice you some time later.

And please do carry on reading that thread, it spans 2004 to present day and several people have been invoiced later by UPS.

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NeverEnough

Travo wrote: »

Everything was completed truthfully and fully thankyou

I doubt it - if the cost was £135 and it was not a valid gift, then it would have been dishonest to either state the value as being much lower or use the "gift" regulations to avoid the duties payable on a purchased product and you have been involved in the conspiracy to defraud.

You are a really delightful individual - just remember, what goes around comes around and your time will come. Dishonesty and disingenuity always catch up with cheats, frauds and criminals. Happy days. :eek:

Travo

pulliptears wrote: »

Charming little thing aren't you?

What did you buy? Hope it was some sort of distance learning in charm school :D

Oh, by the way.....

http://forums.thedigitalfix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=307369

Specifically



And please do carry on reading that thread, it spans 2004 to present day and several people have been invoiced later by UPS.

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Still nothing said about the company that actually delivered it to me...

Travo

NeverEnough wrote: »

I doubt it - if the cost was £135 and it was not a valid gift, then it would have been dishonest to either state the value as being much lower or use the "gift" regulations to avoid the duties payable on a purchased product and you have been involved in the conspiracy to defraud.

You are a really delightful individual - just remember, what goes around comes around and your time will come. Dishonesty and disingenuity always catch up with cheats, frauds and criminals. Happy days. :eek:

Okay Mr. Serious

pulliptears

Travo wrote: »

Still nothing said about the company that actually delivered it to me...

No? In which case you either haven't read those links or your imported item was glasses which you are seemingly yet to wear. Good luck, though i know full well that if and when you do get charged you won't admit it

pulliptears

Oh, and could someone find the OP please in a cached version as they have so helpfully decided to delete it?