Customs Processing and additionnal charges ?
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09-23-2017 01:17 AM
Hello, i am looking to buy this phone. ( http://www.ebay.ca/itm/132230532938?var=431560285921 ) Though there is free shipping, it says there may be customs processing and additionnal charges to my order. I live in Canada and the product shipps from China. Will i get a fee ? How much will it cost ? Thanks
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09-23-2017 01:56 AM - edited 09-23-2017 01:57 AM
Depends how it is shipped.
If via post office -- add GST/HST/QST/PST sales tax for your province plus $9.95 Canada Post handling fee plus duty.
Couriers usually have a bigger handling fee.
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98% positive feedback is not that great for a high volume seller. Be sure to read the negatives and neutrals this seller has been given.
Can you wait until December or January for the phone to arrive?
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09-23-2017 03:01 PM
You can be charged on any import valued over $20Cdn. (~$16USD).
Even when no duty is assessed, you will be charged sales taxes.
And the carrier will have a service fee which varies from $9.95 (Canada Post) to $25 or more.
The FB indicates a lot of broken or poorly made products, poor communication, and slow delivery.
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09-24-2017 02:43 AM
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10-20-2017 01:12 AM
I wouldn't spend that much on a seller with that many negatives about defective items. Is there another seller with better feedback and maybe in North America, who has the same item for a similar price?
Yes, officially you "should" have a tax or duty charge for an item over $20. But many packages come through without fees being applied. Also, the seller may put a very cheap valuation on the package to avoid that (this isn't legal...). So, there's a chance you won't have to pay a fee. But you won't know till the package comes.
Also note that items shipping from China can take 2 months to arrive. (ypdc_dennis isn't asking you if you can wait to *order*... I think he means if you order now, it may take that long to get there -- you don't get an "advantage")
If you have questions about the shipping method you would need to contact the seller.
