Courier to Norway
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Trying to get a price to ship a couple of parcels to Norway but not getting mcuh joy from the places I am trying, anyone got any recommendations??? Would be much appreciated
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posting to norway is a major headache,they want you to mark the price down to avoid taxes etc then if the pacel gets damaged you can only claim the low price,good chance of you losing alot of money,norway customs can hold parcels for weeks if not months as well.best selling elswhere if you can.
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i have never had any issues with parts from uk.
the pricing down on the parts is for avoiding vat (25%)
think that is stupid thing to do because if the package is lost or damaged,both parties are f***ed.
the pricing down on the parts is for avoiding vat (25%)
think that is stupid thing to do because if the package is lost or damaged,both parties are f***ed.
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