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  Thread Started By:   eno   On:   Thursday 24/04/2008 @ 14:39:38 Show Oldest First    
Reoryn
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Suffolk
  #5 Re: Importing stuff from abroad...  12/05/2008 @ 00:18:03
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That's Great! About bloody time too - I've been stung so many times. On the down side, I hope it doesn't mean that playusa.com increase the price of their Blu-Rays from £17.99
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jamesdaniels
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United States
  #4 Re: Importing stuff from abroad...  11/05/2008 @ 15:21:17
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It's nice living in the US. I've spent one year in Europe, and man I missed these places.
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naturalfreeride
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Cheshire
  #3 Re: Importing stuff from abroad...  24/04/2008 @ 17:39:16
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QUOTE (eno - 24/04/2008 @ 14:39:38)

With a little currency conversion magic, that comes out at £118.

By then that will be equivalent to about 200 pounds the way things are going !!!!

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tekilla
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Somerset
  #2 Re: Importing stuff from abroad...  24/04/2008 @ 17:20:28
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Great news but wonder if all the couriers will stick to it.
UPS are a law unto themselves !
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eno
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Nottinghamshire
  #1 Importing stuff from abroad...  24/04/2008 @ 14:39:38
A mate just sent me this...

http://www.britishgaming.co.uk/?p=363


If you wanted to order anything overseas over the price of about £18, you could have been stung for import tax – a hefty fine, proportional to the item’s cost, that you have to pay to the post office for lugging your tiny little Wario Ware Twisted box off a plane and onto British Soil, god dammit!

Always a bone of contention and a royal pain in the a*se for any European importer (which is a must if you like videogames, and more importantly, Nintendo videogames), a new EU law will be bought in on December 1st, 2008 that raises the ridiculous cap from a meager €22 to a massive €150.

With a little currency conversion magic, that comes out at £118. While you won’t be able to sneak Rock Band or a Playstation 3 in unnoticed, come December a whole host of Japanese and American treats will be at your fingertips.
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