You may want to see if they can mark the price as something artificially low (like $5). I've been charged duty on packages that were declared at far less than $60, so it's good to be safe. And the "gift" thing is a must!Originally posted by Morrigan
Well my order would be less than $60 anyway, so hopefully they will accept to mark it as a gift...
Thanks for your tips!
The actual duty isn't a lot, but you'll also get $5 or so in service charges from the government, which can really add up. Sometimes they're more than the duty itself.
And, whatever you do, DO NOT have anything sent to you via UPS, Fedex, or any other courier service. Even if the package isn' dutiable, they will charge you at least $25 in "brokerage fees" and other rubbish.
Good luck! Customs dodging can be a pretty involved business sometimes![]()


. You know, they should have picked Turks & Caicos instead of Newfoundland like the did last time, eh?



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