LOL! Forget TigerDirect, it does not accept CC from NL nor FR
Damn ...
Yeah just found that out. Im trying to use Paypal as well and dont seem to be having any success there either.
LOL! Forget TigerDirect, it does not accept CC from NL nor FR
Damn ...
Personal experience....bought TWO Google I/O tabs on well known auction site at probably slightly less or same as what they will eventually retail in france (500€ish)...as they are not on market yet and are in boxes marked "not for sale" the customs people have very little to go on here in the land of wine and cheese and with the help of sellers declaring as pre-production models with low notional value, both have cost zero duty paid well worth doing, they are class pieces of kit...
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In the UK we pay the VAT at 20% but no import duty.
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Exactly hshah, that's the point I'm trying to make... if the origin is outside the EU then no VAT has been paid to the thieving ba****ds so they very often ask for it to be paid on declared value of item... so, no import duty, but you may well still have to pay... seems like a form of duty by another name....
bundlebox just informed me that they've received my tab. Its about to be sent by them in 48mins to France. Boom.
Success! Got my tab today and was thinking the exact same thing when I saw how the two parts were connected.. I just stole the lead from my old "stereo casette player" and voilla! Pretty sure most people have one of these somewhere in their house/garage.. (Like this one: http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/21ubVuXpu3L._SL500_AA300_.jpg)The charger comes in two parts, the main charger 'block' and the country-specific plug. The way the two parts connect appears to use a standard 'figure-of-8' connector, so I think you could simply plug a figure-of-8 lead into the charger block, which could have whatever plug you wanted on the other end.