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Is it ok to still drop out ? I would like to try my luck via eBay.
 

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Originally Posted by HtheB View Post
The customer who comes in our store, will be coming back next week for a screenprotector
When he does, I'll ask the address where the ebay seller can sent the phones.
But yes, I need to know which airlines he would be flying, and I should give some commission to that person that will going to help me.

So the end price should be like "((total amount phones + commission to the guy) / total amount phones) + shipping costs = Phone price"
Instead of him carrying so many devices and get stopped of airport, the best option is to send them to europe either to you or someone known, with post office package. Usually these don't pass customs on most countries, and they will be safe on transfer too.
 

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Originally Posted by Veraendert View Post
With that many devices- yes, he´s likely to be hit by VAT. "No, officer, i always carry 10 phones with an obscure OS with me. Makes me feel so leet".

Don´t get fooled by the price tag in India. Device will cost us more than that.
Correct, only VAT is not the problem. If he buys as normal customer in india, he already pays VAT and only has to keep the paid invoice to not pay VAT again.

But nevertheless, he will blow his import tax free amount of 100€-300€, depending on country regulations and the imported good.
So import taxes apply per device and would have to be payed directly.
No problem if we know the amount upfront and he "got the cash" with him and does not try to sneek through the green entry
 

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Originally Posted by mosen View Post
Correct, only VAT is not the problem. If he buys as normal customer in india, he already pays VAT and only has to keep the paid invoice to not pay VAT again.

But nevertheless, he will blow his import tax free amount of 100€-300€, depending on country regulations and the imported good.
So import taxes apply per device and would have to be payed directly.
No problem if we know the amount upfront and he "got the cash" with him and does not try to sneek through the green entry
Still best option is for him to buy them there in India and send them by parcels via post office to his home in Europe. Safe and cheap
 

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Guys, it's already sold with world-wide shipping. Usual one-*** scheme will suffice )
 

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Originally Posted by mosen View Post
Correct, only VAT is not the problem. If he buys as normal customer in india, he already pays VAT and only has to keep the paid invoice to not pay VAT again.

But nevertheless, he will blow his import tax free amount of 100€-300€, depending on country regulations and the imported good.
So import taxes apply per device and would have to be payed directly.
No problem if we know the amount upfront and he "got the cash" with him and does not try to sneek through the green entry
I think that is not correct. But he might be able to buy them without VAT or he might receive that VAT back when he exits India. And then he have to pay VAT when he enters EU.
 

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Originally Posted by MisterMaster View Post
I think that is not correct. But he might be able to buy them without VAT or he might receive that VAT back when he exits India. And then he have to pay VAT when he enters EU.
this........
Indian VAT does not apply as paid VAT within EU. He should get them there as tax free and then pay customs and VAT on return.
 

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Guys, it's already sold with world-wide shipping. Usual one-*** scheme will suffice )
where ?
 

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Originally Posted by gerstavros View Post
where ?
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...3&postcount=96

ebay
 

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