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on 25-09-2007 05:52 PM
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on 18-05-2010 01:19 PM
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on 18-05-2010 02:23 PM
There would be a customs duty to the tune of 30% in the electronics items exceeding the value of INR 20000/-
For more information, please refer to the govt. website on customs regulations in India. I won't paste the link here as it is against eBay policy.
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on 18-05-2010 02:24 PM
There is no customs duty on coins and stamps. Also these are collectibles items and so most of the sellers can mark them as gift.
Regards,
Mustufa
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on 16-09-2010 08:12 PM
Recently i have bought a Nikon FE2, a 35mmFilm SLR camera from U.S.A eBay seller for $209 plus shipping charges another $32. By the time it reached my address, postman came up with a customs note asking for Rs.2,999. The camera wouldn't fall under electronics category and on top of that, its nearly 26 year old used camera. I didn't take the camera after i saw the custom duty note. I got atleast four other cameras earlier from international sellers and i had never this kind of a problem even with expensive camera than this. Right now its still at the post office. Can any one guide me to get out of this irrational customs duty?
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on 23-10-2010 05:18 PM
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on 24-11-2010 08:29 PM
thanks
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on 15-01-2011 09:52 AM
If the item is used and valued lower then the Customs would only charge about 20 to 30% of the value as Custom fees.
I wont recommend GEB as they overcharges (shipping, duties, etc) and they are very very slow and even you wont be able to know about your order status as there is no one to reply to your queries.
You would save money, time if you order directly from the seller on ebay.com
I have very sad experiences with the GEB and have discontinued using them.
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on 23-01-2011 01:57 PM
I have purchased a camcorder from USA on ebay.com for $5.5+ shipping $45.5. the seller shipped the item promptly after making the payment thru paypal.
Now i have received a show cause notice from customs department, chennai stating it is a restricted item and give the explanation why penal action cannot be taken? more over they have assessed the value of the camcorder for Rs.9000/-.
What should i do now? cos lot of people from india might be buying from other countries as the items are available at cheaper prices.
can canyone suggest what should i do now.
Thanks in advance,
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on 23-01-2011 02:24 PM
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on 11-03-2011 11:14 PM
Recently purchased a remote control for $22 + $15 as shipping total paid Rs 1765. it will be shipped in a week. do i need to pay any custom duty if yes then how? please reply ASAP.
