Shipping: Is it ok to lock stuff up?
Apr 28th 2004 | 12:33 am
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Shipping: Is it ok to lock stuff up?
Is it ok to lock up tool boxes & chest etc, or do customs have to have everything 'openable' ?
Apr 28th 2004 | 1:27 am
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Fraid its all got to be openable. Not that you'd try to smuggle something. 
Apr 28th 2004 | 1:41 am
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Originally posted by ayanem
Fraid its all got to be openable. Not that you'd try to smuggle something.
Fraid its all got to be openable. Not that you'd try to smuggle something.
I'm worried about other people along the way helping themselves.
Apr 28th 2004 | 2:10 am
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I packed all stuff, a 24V dewalt percussion drill - my pride and joy.
It all arrived.
Mike.
P.S. which part of the Bisbane you heading.
It all arrived.
Mike.
P.S. which part of the Bisbane you heading.
Apr 28th 2004 | 2:19 am
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We're trying to line ourselves up with a house in Chapel Hill, but it's not definate yet.
How long you been there?
How long you been there?
Apr 28th 2004 | 2:29 am
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Everything has to be openable.
The container is sealed here and not opened till it gets to customs the other end and then sealed again.
Whisky
The container is sealed here and not opened till it gets to customs the other end and then sealed again.
Whisky
