Well there is always a first.
Never had this on a package before
Is it the first signs of Brexit ?
Never had this on a package before
Is it the first signs of Brexit ?
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, all will be revealed..
Penpal
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Forewarned is four armed,still suffering from the mental picture conjured up by Mark above.
Peter.
Peter.
Penpal
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From over here the label is meaningless does it translate into now or later?
Peter.
Peter.
Articles 28 and 29 are to do with import duty, and essentially say that goods coming into the EU from elsewhere in the world only need have duty paid once. Thereafter they can travel round other member states without attracting any other fees. As long a duty has been paid in a member state somewhere, that's it - no more duty.
Your sticker means that some bureaucratic minion with a roll of yellow stickers on his desk believes that although the package came from within the EU, the goods inside originated outside of the EU and that duty may not have already been paid by an EU member state - which in practical terms means that you may be liable for duty. However, Royal Mail rarely deliver anything with a fee attached without getting the money first, so the fact that you weren't asked to pay duty before Royal Mail delivered it means there is likely to be nothing to pay, probably due to a low content value.
I don't know the cost of mankinis, but you obviously managed to get a cheap one.
Your sticker means that some bureaucratic minion with a roll of yellow stickers on his desk believes that although the package came from within the EU, the goods inside originated outside of the EU and that duty may not have already been paid by an EU member state - which in practical terms means that you may be liable for duty. However, Royal Mail rarely deliver anything with a fee attached without getting the money first, so the fact that you weren't asked to pay duty before Royal Mail delivered it means there is likely to be nothing to pay, probably due to a low content value.
I don't know the cost of mankinis, but you obviously managed to get a cheap one.
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Dont know what is in it BUT you credibility is gone now Eamonn.
I’ve had this notice on a couple of packages from the Far East.
Not sure if there was any to start with Mark :wink:Dont know what is in it BUT you credibility is gone now Eamonn.
Probably will not cover much if it is cheap as they use less material.
Only needs to be a small one Derek. Not much to cover and my belly will hang out along with my Walnuts so it will looked balanced.
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Not sure if there was any to start with Mark :wink:
Only needs to be a small one Derek. Not much to cover and my belly will hang out along with my Walnuts so it will looked balanced.
PML unfortunally I had a mouthful of coffee.