Re: Frigging ****pping sux!!! How can I get my parts to Canada?

kludge@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Scott Dorsey) wrote in
news:foa03e$5kl$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 

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> 
> Note that many things are completely exempt from customs duties. 
> These include some odd categories of items, including tape recorders
> and tape recorder parts.  It is good to find out what these categories
> are in the event what you are ****pping falls into one of them.
> 



For the most part, anything made entirely within North America is exempt 
from duties. The complication comes when you have stuff partially or
wholly 
made outside North America. At that point it's often just like it was 
before NAFTA. Car parts and computer parts are exempt regardless.

You MUST have the NAFTA cross-border do***ents in an envelope
conspicuously 
stuck to the package or pallet. If those are missing, the ****pment will
get 
held up, and somebody may or may not call you. There are forms available 
for you to fill out, either by hand or online.

Also, if I'm ****pping samples of something, I find it helpful to put the 
value as $1. Low value seems to ensure not too much attention is paid to 
the ****pment.


-- 
Tegger