Re: [MOPO] Sending items to the UK

2024-06-12 Thread Tom Martin
saddened to hear,,i had problems with UK ,spain and gerenaby,, Japan and 
AU many years back whentheUSA started not doing surface mail by ship// 
its all justby airand got so expensive,, Adian Cowdry wanted a book i 
had i think was 1steditiont

of reel posters orsomething we wer both shocked
as far as puttinga lower value that can backfire

so unless i would feel comfortable the buyer would do good business and 
pre pay all the mailshipping cost,,
so be careful and prudent how many times can you afford to give up the 
sales thepo office wont back usso its a very risky gamble..perhaps Bruce 
or Heritale or others havea secure way..last i did biz with Germany they 
paid the shippingto me..On German Posters,,,


Hope that helps..factorinall true costs atthetime of saleandjust be 
honestas it trulyisthebestpolicy some platforms will get reduction on 
shipping..  ask them

Best of Luck
Tom
 Hollywood dream factory®
since 1977

On 2024-06-12 13:49, Greg Douglass wrote:

Hi John,
This is why I deal only with U.S. shipping. After having postal
problems in Portugal, missing movie memorabilia in Mexico, and angered
Anglos in England, I've become a shipping chauvinist. (Albeit one who
overuses alliteration)

Greg Douglass
Off to the oft-closed Coos Bay OR P.O.

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Hi to you all

I sent a package to a customer in the UK. I had previously advised him
that I was required to declare the full value and he agreed to that.
It is now sitting in customs in the UK and he has apparently refused
to pay the duty so it will end up being returned to me.

My understanding of the regulations is: For amounts under £146.00 we
have to collect customs duty and submit it to the UK government. For
any amount over £146.00, the buyer has to pay whatever duty is
applicable.

I'm not interested in being a tax collector for the UK government so
just curious about how other sellers on MoPo deal with the
requirements. Also, is there any exemption for US sellers?

Regards

John

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Re: [MOPO] Sending items to the UK

2024-06-12 Thread Moviemem Original Movie Posters
Hi Greg
I’m not quite a shipping chauvinist yet. I always used to sell “worldwide” to 
any destination but when Covid hit, I reduced international destinations and 
have only reinstated a small number of countries. Customs and other issues just 
make it not worth the risk. Fortunately, there are more customers than ever in 
Australia, the US plus a few other countries.

Regards

John

John Reid
Moviemem Original Movie Posters
www.moviemem.com<http://www.moviemem.com/>

From: Greg Douglass 
Sent: 13 June, 2024 3:49 AM
To: Moviemem Original Movie Posters 
Cc: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Sending items to the UK

Hi John,
This is why I deal only with U.S. shipping. After having postal problems in 
Portugal, missing movie memorabilia in Mexico, and angered Anglos in England, 
I've become a shipping chauvinist. (Albeit one who overuses alliteration)

Greg Douglass
Off to the oft-closed Coos Bay OR P.O.


Sent: Monday, June 10, 2024 at 3:25 PM
From: "Moviemem Original Movie Posters" 
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: [MOPO] Sending items to the UK
Hi to you all

I sent a package to a customer in the UK. I had previously advised him that I 
was required to declare the full value and he agreed to that. It is now sitting 
in customs in the UK and he has apparently refused to pay the duty so it will 
end up being returned to me.

My understanding of the regulations is: For amounts under £146.00 we have to 
collect customs duty and submit it to the UK government. For any amount over 
£146.00, the buyer has to pay whatever duty is applicable.

I’m not interested in being a tax collector for the UK government so just 
curious about how other sellers on MoPo deal with the requirements. Also, is 
there any exemption for US sellers?

Regards

John






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Re: [MOPO] Sending items to the UK

2024-06-12 Thread Greg Douglass
Hi John,

This is why I deal only with U.S. shipping. After having postal problems in Portugal, missing movie memorabilia in Mexico, and angered Anglos in England, I've become a shipping chauvinist. (Albeit one who overuses alliteration) 



Greg Douglass

Off to the oft-closed Coos Bay OR P.O.

 
 

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Hi to you all

 

I sent a package to a customer in the UK. I had previously advised him that I was required to declare the full value and he agreed to that. It is now sitting in customs in the UK and he has apparently refused to pay the duty so it will end up being returned to me.

 

My understanding of the regulations is: For amounts under £146.00 we have to collect customs duty and submit it to the UK government. For any amount over £146.00, the buyer has to pay whatever duty is applicable. 

 

I’m not interested in being a tax collector for the UK government so just curious about how other sellers on MoPo deal with the requirements. Also, is there any exemption for US sellers?

 


Regards 

 

John 

 


 

 


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[MOPO] Sending items to the UK

2024-06-10 Thread Moviemem Original Movie Posters
Hi to you all

I sent a package to a customer in the UK. I had previously advised him that I 
was required to declare the full value and he agreed to that. It is now sitting 
in customs in the UK and he has apparently refused to pay the duty so it will 
end up being returned to me.

My understanding of the regulations is: For amounts under £146.00 we have to 
collect customs duty and submit it to the UK government. For any amount over 
£146.00, the buyer has to pay whatever duty is applicable.

I’m not interested in being a tax collector for the UK government so just 
curious about how other sellers on MoPo deal with the requirements. Also, is 
there any exemption for US sellers?

Regards

John




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