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bulborum
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November 09, 2010, 03:54:11 PM »
I just hear that I have to pay 350€
to a company to do the job
for letting the 200 Gladiolus bulbs (2 kilo) pass the customs
maybe I am a little angry
sorry
Roland
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Maggi Young
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November 09, 2010, 04:36:48 PM »
Goodness me, that seems rather a lot.... and isn't 2kgs the amount of bulbs one can import in luggage!?
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November 09, 2010, 05:40:03 PM »
and I was so happy with my Gladiolus italicus albus
with phytosanitary but I think I send them back
and import them illegal with phytosanitary
unbelievable if you are honest
I hope my massonia's arrive helthy
Roland
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Reply #3 on:
November 09, 2010, 06:18:11 PM »
When I send the material I collected in Taiwan to Holland last month I put the phyto inside the package but didn't mention that on the outside simply labeling it as "study material" thinking "if it passes without being checked I save the inspection cost by customs, if they want to inspect it, all the papers are inside to still be legal".
This way I didn't import them illegally but also wasn't bankrupt afterwards. The more items to check, the more man hours for customs, the more it costs. But 350 euro for a batch of a single item is ridiculous.... And I already thought the Dutch customs were expensive....
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Hans J
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November 09, 2010, 06:27:06 PM »
Dear Maggi ,
could you please split this topic ?
One for Massonia ...and a other for importing plants
Thank you
Hans
Edit by Maggi: I have done that Hans!
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November 09, 2010, 07:10:56 PM »
Good work Maggi
Thank you
Hans
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November 10, 2010, 03:15:08 PM »
I made a calculation mistake
it is worse It is 452 € see copy letter
conclusion
never send plants with a company which works together with Chronopost International
Roland
Bonjour,
Je me permets de vous faire ci-dessus le devis pour le dédouanement et la livraison de votre colis :
Il faut que Chronopost nous mette à disposition le document phytosanitaire à disposition afin de pouvoir effectuer la visite auprès des service phytosanitaire.
-Sommes acquittées à l’administration douanière : à l’identique des sommes avancées
-Droits de douane : à l’identique des sommes avancées
-tva douane : à l’identique des sommes avancées
-Autre taxe à l’importation : à l’identique des sommes avancées
-Frais de dossier : 150 euros
-TID : 12 EUROS
-Frais payés à Chronopost : 35 euros
-Passage magasin : 25 euros
-Si visite douane : à l’identique des sommes avancées : 50 euros
-Livraison PARIS : 60 euros ou Normandie 80 euros
-Frais de visite phytosanitaire : 100 euros
Tous les frais indiqués sont HT à 19.6%
Le règlement vous sera demandé en espèce ou par virement à la livraison.
Si cette proposition vous convient, merci de me confirmer par écrit votre « bon pour accord ».
Merci de m’envoyer le numéro d’ordre Chronopost après les avoirs prévenu que vous passer par nous en nous mettant en copie sur le mail.
BEST REGARDS / SALUTATIONS
DAVID
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Diane Whitehead
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Re: import charges
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November 10, 2010, 06:17:29 PM »
I see that Chronopost International is an express delivery service.
Similar to FedEx, I guess.
We have a similar problem with a company that U.S. businesses like
to use called UPS. The U.S. exporter prepays the shipping charge but
is unaware that the recipient will be required to pay a high brokerage
fee to get the package across the international border. Canadians
have launched two class-action lawsuits against UPS for their exorbitant
brokerage fees.
Apparently this is a problem in many countries as regulations favour
postal importation and courier services are not treated the same as
national postal services.
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Diane Whitehead Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
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bulborum
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November 13, 2010, 08:39:05 AM »
My parcel was send from the USA
with USPS
it arrived 27 October in Paris
then 9 November
14 days later
I got a letter from Chronopost
they need the invoice to clear the bulbs
phytosanitaire was on the outside from the parcel
later they send me an email with the phone number
from Italfreight
the reply you see above
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