Price USA website will send US newegg parts to AU for 5 percent fee

2009-08-05 13:52:01

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Catbox: forgiveness; +505|6977

http://www.priceusa.com.au/index.html

This maybe already known... but someone showed me this site and it might save AU folks some money on computer parts...
From any company in the US... Newegg was an expample...

Last edited by [TUF]Catbox (2009-08-05 13:53:20)

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2009-08-05 14:26:33

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some_random_panda: Flamesuit essential; +454|6651

If this is legit, then that's We get ridiculous prices over here.

2009-08-05 14:28:46

#3

GC_PaNzerFIN: Work and study @ Technical Uni; +528|6675|Finland

Don't you guys have to pay any taxes when buying from USA? Because they slap VAT to all stuff that is bough from US over here... in customs

Last edited by GC_PaNzerFIN (2009-08-05 14:29:08)

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2009-08-05 14:35:06

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Finray: Hup! Dos, Tres, Cuatro; +2,629|6049|Catherine Black

Catbox: For when one full stop just isn't enough.

2009-08-05 14:43:11

#5

Catbox: forgiveness; +505|6977

you can never have enough.............. lol

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2009-08-05 15:06:18

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mikkel: Member; +383|6862

You will get RAPED by customs in most countries. They have to declare the value of the shipment, and not only will you be required to pay toll and VAT, but many shipping companies charge a not-insignificant amount for customs processing.

Consumer protection organisations in most countries will tell you to stay away from these things.

2009-08-05 18:07:11

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AussieReaper: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°); +5,761|6413|what

Cheers for that Catbox.

2009-08-05 20:43:30

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mcminty: Moderating your content for the Australian Govt.; +879|6982|Sydney, Australia

GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Don't you guys have to pay any taxes when buying from USA? Because they slap VAT to all stuff that is bough from US over here... in customs

Yes. If the value of the goods is over $1000 AUD (IIRC).

2009-08-05 21:07:34

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nickb64: formerly from OC (it's EXACTLY like on tv)[truth]; +77|5871|Greatest Nation on Earth(USA)

mcminty wrote:
GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Don't you guys have to pay any taxes when buying from USA? Because they slap VAT to all stuff that is bough from US over here... in customs
Yes. If the value of the goods is over $1000 AUD (IIRC).

If that's the case, buying in increments of less than that would =win.

2009-08-05 22:53:37

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mcminty: Moderating your content for the Australian Govt.; +879|6982|Sydney, Australia

nickb64 wrote:
mcminty wrote:
GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Don't you guys have to pay any taxes when buying from USA? Because they slap VAT to all stuff that is bough from US over here... in customs
Yes. If the value of the goods is over $1000 AUD (IIRC).
If that's the case, buying in increments of less than that would =win.

Lol yeah. I guess that could work Unless customs found out

Another thing I've heard of (on a photography forum, when people try to get cheaper overseas gear) is to have it sent as a "gift" - eg. get someone you know over there to buy and send it. I thiiiiiink that they aren't subject to import taxes.

2009-08-06 01:01:04

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some_random_panda: Flamesuit essential; +454|6651

mcminty wrote:
nickb64 wrote:
mcminty wrote:

Yes. If the value of the goods is over $1000 AUD (IIRC).
If that's the case, buying in increments of less than that would =win.
Lol yeah. I guess that could work Unless customs found out

Another thing I've heard of (on a photography forum, when people try to get cheaper overseas gear) is to have it sent as a "gift" - eg. get someone you know over there to buy and send it. I thiiiiiink that they aren't subject to import taxes.

Yes, gifts should be tax exempt.

2009-08-06 01:19:11

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some_random_panda wrote:
mcminty wrote:
nickb64 wrote:

If that's the case, buying in increments of less than that would =win.
Lol yeah. I guess that could work Unless customs found out

Another thing I've heard of (on a photography forum, when people try to get cheaper overseas gear) is to have it sent as a "gift" - eg. get someone you know over there to buy and send it. I thiiiiiink that they aren't subject to import taxes.

Yes, gifts should be tax exempt.

When I buy shit off eBay from chinese companies, they pretty much always check it as a Gift(and undervalue the item)

I'm not sure what the penalties for falsified customs papers are though.

2009-08-06 06:14:36

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GC_PaNzerFIN: Work and study @ Technical Uni; +528|6675|Finland

I have heard ppl getting busted for doing that "gift" trick. A 999 dollar CPU costed in the end over 1300€ after vat, customs and fine. (he could have got it cheaper from here lol).

Last edited by GC_PaNzerFIN (2009-08-06 06:15:01)

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2009-08-08 08:57:31

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CrazeD: Member; +368|6933|Maine

America, FUCK YEAH!

Sorry.....had to.....

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