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Tak igen alle. Jeg hælder til Tanja´s forklaring. Har umiddelbart ingen anledning til at mistænke længere at der er fusket. Det er dog noget urent trav at sælger "tvinger" mig til at betale døden, hvilket jeg gjorde ham opmærksom på. Det afsted kom et tilbud om yderligere et par fjernsyn til ½ pris. Bøden er på 200 euro, han ville gerne have 400 euro, som er ca. prisen for de to tv. Jeh har sagt til ham at jeg betaler de 200, og at jeg forventer han leverer yderligere et tv. Så nu må vi se hvad han gør. Jeg har haft kontakt til den danske Ambassde, der lige har checket/fornemmet hjemmesiden, og deres helt uofficielle vurdering er at siden er "god nok" |
If you read the horror stories at Alibaba forums, a lot of people have lost a lot of money trading with China.
I recommend that you only deal with companies which accept PayPal, and ones that preferably mail out of Hong Kong, as mail service from Hong Kong is efficient and cheap, and you have a track 'n trace number.
I did manage to get a refund from a company by threatening to go to the Chinese embassy (they sent defective goods and claimed they worked when they sent them, which was impossible for the type of item it was).
If you require payment by PayPal, you'll be pretty safe. If you pay by bank transfer, you may just be kissing your money goodbye.
Also, Danish customs has recently held up shipments from China while they search for items which violate patents and copyrights, and the delays are 3 to 4 weeks.
When you receive something, you have to pay 25% moms, 12% EU duty, and a 150 DKK fee per shipment. Be prepared to provide an invoice to Danish customs if they stop it because the Chinese labeled it as "$10 gift."
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