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Pros and Cons of buying I-Pad in China
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I'm curious whether customs officers will be able to tell if I bought a tablet from overseas if I open it and claim I bought it from the UK
Customs Officers are used to this ploy and it seldom works serial no's etc0 -
Doubt you'll find one that's too interested. Anyway, if the OP paid more than their allowance they didn't get a bargain.;)ballyblack wrote: »Customs Officers are used to this ploy and it seldom works serial no's etcDrinking Rum before 10am makes you
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Are you sure they're cheaper??? My son went on a school exchange to China a couple of years back, and when the Chinese students visited us at least half of them bought iPads here because they were cheaper than at home. Have things changed?import this0
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http://store.apple.com/cn
Conversion makes a 16Gb iPad £278 and an iPad air £345..If my conversion is right..
So not a massive saving, but still a saving. More importantly well within customs allowance...Drinking Rum before 10am makes you
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