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Old February 8th 05, 02:05 AM
 
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This sounds awful smelly to me. I've bought and sold radios from
Canada with no problems at all other than filling out the standard
customs slip when shipping from here. My advice would be to just not
pay it.

Frank


mike maghakian wrote:
I bought a radio for $215 from someone in canada a few weeks ago and

today I
got a bill from the carrier (purolator) company.

the main items we

estimated customs $15
brokerage fee $18
surety bond fee $30
disbursement of funds $5
FCC filing $15

total was $85 on a $215 radio


for those that have experience with this matter, or actually KNOW

what they
are talking about, I have some questions.

Am I being taken for a ride ?
I didn't sign anything so why should I pay over $50 in fees to these

crumbs
?
Is there a way to fight this ?

thanks


 
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