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Curiou
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Apr 4, 2015
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A question for those with experience using a 'Freight Forwarding' service to Canada. Does the flat fee (in this case $25) cover all duties and taxes? If these charges are not included the final price could exceed $200 CAD. If they are included, $180 CAD after conversion and shipping seems very reasonable. Please chime in with your experiences Canadians.
I think this info would be extremely useful to interested Canadian shoppers. The purchase cost is unclear until then. Massdrop?
Apr 4, 2015
mon7gomery
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Apr 4, 2015
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CuriouNo it won't cover customs fees. It'll be the same for me to the UK and anywhere else for that matter. If we're lucky Massdrop might declare a lower price on the customs form to reduce the fees, as has happened before when I have ordered from US stores. But that's unlikely.
Apr 4, 2015
Curiou
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mon7gomeryThanks for the insight! The cost certainly escalates after shipping, conversion rate, taxes, and duties. I would estimate over $200 Canadian dollars. Still a good price, I just hope Canadian and international consumers are aware of the entire cost.
Apr 4, 2015
Techotic
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Apr 5, 2015
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CuriouFor those that live near the Canada/US border, all of that can be avoided if you pickup in the US. There are a bunch of freight companies in the US near the border that will hold the package for you. The ones near Vancouver (in Blaine, WA) charge around $3 a package. If you live in or near Vancouver, I can recommend one,
Apr 5, 2015
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