Declare the correct value on the Customs form?


What do you think?  What would you do?

Fortunately at long last bought a ‘holy grail’ LP for $1,200.  It arrived safe from Europe to the USA.  It is clearly not as described.  The Seller has asked the return be declared a $50 value on the Customs form.

Thank you for your thoughts, ideas and/or advice…

vinylfun

Showing 4 responses by mylogic

@vinylfun

l think this post has reached side one’s run out groove!

 

Wouldn’t it be ‘fun’ to turn it over now, name this holy grail ‘vinyl’ (requested twice already) and play side two. Let all those interested all have a fun time debating if this golden goose is in any real world reality worth $1,200 ?

 

Thats my Logic!

The question is and no one else has said it……..

Does this Holy Grail record actually exist?
 

The op has gone to ground already! No response.

 

Or is my question and logical thinking illogical? 

@thecarpathian

Yes, he has now sunk, like the Titanic.

@lewm

Yes, he has gone with his violin and is now playing a different tune. I see you noticed in my first post on this subject it was a call out then…. ‘fun’ and ‘vinyl’

vinylfun

More innuendo in your reply and we know not why?

 

What ‘major European country’ has all this ‘red tape?’

It would be helpful to let this free advice mean something.

Why keep this info out of the answer?. I mean, it’s not a card game and you have to keep the cards ‘tight to your chest’. Name and shame this countries customs system.

 

That’s my logic as your update appears to be more subterfuge than anything else.

Withholding important facts for no apparent reason, and just like before, the name of this ‘holy grail’ LP

The mind boggles!