sending pressie to UK?
#1
sending pressie to UK?
hi
sending my sisters 18th b'day pressie to the uk, a piece of jewellry and a cuddly, is it likely to get collared by customs?
Do I mark it gift?
If they unwrap it, do they then send it to her unwrapped?
Thanks
Gothchick_one
sending my sisters 18th b'day pressie to the uk, a piece of jewellry and a cuddly, is it likely to get collared by customs?
Do I mark it gift?
If they unwrap it, do they then send it to her unwrapped?
Thanks
Gothchick_one
#2
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Re: sending pressie to UK?
I send lots of presents to UK and they all get there un-opened and in one piece. I mark them as gift and i also have to declare what the item actually is.
#3
Re: sending pressie to UK?
Just tick the gift box. I refuse to put in detail what the gift is - it pisses me off I just put "trinket" on the form (assuming I am sending jewellery) and it's always got through unopened.
#4
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Re: sending pressie to UK?
But on one occasion i declared i was sending something i wasn't (it was purfume) and it still got through ok....apparentley you're not supposed to send purfume.
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Re: sending pressie to UK?
souvenier
toiletries
leather goods
lollies
clothing
Again i think it spoils the surprise if they can just read whats in the box when they get it!
#6
Re: sending pressie to UK?
hi
thanks to all of you, will send it off today.
Hope it arrives unopened.
Gothchick
thanks to all of you, will send it off today.
Hope it arrives unopened.
Gothchick
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Re: sending pressie to UK?
i was advised by the guy at the post office to never put jewelry,he said to put costume jewelry as items have been known to go missing!! apart from that never had a problem. we`ve had parcels arrive here that have been opened though!
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Re: sending pressie to UK?
I hope this helps