Apparently they are not the same. I need the country of manufacture code
for China for a plastic toy soldier i am shipping to the US (or do i
actually need the Country of Origin code instead?). Trying to avoid
lengthy Customs delays.
just got back from Shoppers and their CP computer system is down. Lady
at counter told me it is at least effecting the GTA. Don't know if it's
more widespread than that. No ETA when it will be fixed.
Perhaps this is old news but as of Feb 4 (interesting coincidence) Ebay
in the UK is no longer making payments available for payout after they
are processed. Now sellers must wait until 2 days after the item is
confirmed delivered before the funds ar...
And where does one even look up the codes? Every Tom, Dick and Harry
sending something to the US has to enter these codes that they have
never even heard of.
Trump may be fine with charging a fortune for Chinese made goods and/or
no Chinese goods coming into the US but the vast majority of the
American population won't be. Americans don't really seem to get the
fact of how much stuff they buy is made in C...
that's interesting because i have noticed an uptick in US sales this
month. Perhaps aware buyers trying to beat the May 2 deadline? Or maybe
just a fluke, as the sales numbers are small.
Fallsavenue: where did you find that out? The latest info i have and
reported here is that ONLY items shipped from HK/China will be subject
to the 145% rate. Chinese made goods shipped to the US from any other
country will only be charged the tariff ...
Is there a list of what is included in the new abusrd rate? I guess
billionaires won't be bothered by this tariff but the general public in
the US may not be happy with seeing many of the goods they buy nearly
triple in price. But Trump doen't have t...
@fergua3 wrote:Possible very good news. On a toy forum i visit there was
a post from a big UK based seller. They said that the China tariff rate
will NOT be charged on items sent from any other country except
HK/China....ie if Chinese made goods are ...