need help quick..

[canadian.tree]

so i posted this item for bid. 

http://www.ebay.ca/itm/playstation-2-game-lot-400-games-no-reserve-/271763275640?

i'm curious when i look at stuff to buy from USA it shows import charges. do they see it for my item or is it going to be a toss in the bucket and I will have to pay for the fees if someone in the united states wins thanks. 

sorry if i'm not aloud posting auctions i would just like to know quick.

[vintagenorth]

American sellers can use the GSP which means the shipping price also adds on prepaid duty, taxes and brokerage fees. We don't have that system in Canada and US buyers don't have to pay duty on the first $200 anyway. 

BTW, are you sure you want to start your item at that price? What if you only get one bid? You should list it at the minimum you want to get, then you won't be disappointed. You can end the item and then relist at a more realistic price if you want (before you get any bids though). 

[canadian.tree]

ya guess ur right I would regret it changed the price so Back to question will i blindly be paying the taxes when i get there because I don't want to drop it on the buyer if he has no warning he has to pay and me putting in description doesn't seem good enough..?

[pjcdn2005 · Accepted solution]

U.S buyers rarely get charged customs on items under $300 if an item is sent with CP\USPS and if they do happen to get charged duty, it is not your responsibility to pay. If those games are being sent without cases, you should note that in your title so people see clear about it.

[pocomocomputing]

As well as no cases in the title, I would also suggest to mention in the description that there are duplicates of the same title. I know your pictures show this but I would do this.