Hahaha this made me laugh. Avoid import tax? I ordered a t-shirt from america which cost me $25 USD. Got charged tax, and then the stupid Royal Mail handling fee or whatever. Total I got charged my Mr. Postman? £11. It would be a joke if a frame is listed as a "gift" and doesn't get taxed.
**We will declare our products as a "GIFT" with low value to avoid import tax."
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This has been on eBay for friggin ages. The price makes me think its a load of bollocks.
Seems as genuine as anything of the bay, oddly I had a look at the same frame a month or two back by the same seller, I went a different direction.
Drop them an enquiring email, ask a few questions and see what comes back - Any level of intelligence, then maybe a win. Total guff, delete and move on.
Worth noting though, you will get stung for import duty - Check HMRC for what you'd have to pay.
Check and make sure I guess, it is ebay after all!
I think you add about 30% to cover duty/vat, might as well buy one from here - Imagine if its fake and paypal agree to give you a refund, minus postage from taiwan to UK and back, import duty hassle, packing it back up and going to post office etc. Life is just too short
Hahaha this made me laugh. Avoid import tax? I ordered a t-shirt from america which cost me $25 USD. Got charged tax, and then the stupid Royal Mail handling fee or whatever. Total I got charged my Mr. Postman? £11. It would be a joke if a frame is listed as a "gift" and doesn't get taxed.
**We will declare our products as a "GIFT" with low value to avoid import tax."
**