>.< yeah. However, When I talked to the postal office customer service yesterday, they said the value must not exceed $60 for personal use. But it is just so weird sigh....I guess I was just very unlucky and got hit with customs.
Now i am worried about my ebay purchase too cus it is from a Japanese seller too and the value is just under $60 shipped. I wonder if they marked it shipped or not. I usually mark things as gift for people when they buy from me cus I don't want them to get hit with the customs fees cus it really sucks!!!!
Right now I have two choices I can make: 1) Pay for the customs fees at the post office and then request a refund from the government, attaching the invoices from FJ to show them proof of the items and the values or 2) Request the post office to send the package back for an appeal, so the customs can revisit the package and reassess it.
What do you think is the best route to go with this? I actually checked the FJ's invoices that were attached to an old package, and never in the statements did it show the original values of the items. However, it did indicate what the items are (toys, shoes, clothing...).
Now i am worried about my ebay purchase too cus it is from a Japanese seller too and the value is just under $60 shipped. I wonder if they marked it shipped or not. I usually mark things as gift for people when they buy from me cus I don't want them to get hit with the customs fees cus it really sucks!!!!
Right now I have two choices I can make:
1) Pay for the customs fees at the post office and then request a refund from the government, attaching the invoices from FJ to show them proof of the items and the values or 2) Request the post office to send the package back for an appeal, so the customs can revisit the package and reassess it.
What do you think is the best route to go with this? I actually checked the FJ's invoices that were attached to an old package, and never in the statements did it show the original values of the items. However, it did indicate what the items are (toys, shoes, clothing...).
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