Tv,s Bought In Singapore
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Originally Posted by fadgefieldclose
has anyone got any sensible answers ? just thought we may have to pay a bit extra with being over our allowance .
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Originally Posted by The Bloke
Did you realise just how much over allowence you would be with the weight of it? ![Roll Eyes](https://britishexpats.com/forum/images/smilies/rolleyes.gif)
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Originally Posted by The Bloke
Any warranty is nul and void (at destination country)once you leave the country of origin of the product, so if something goes wrong you would be screaming as to why no-one in Australia will fix it. You would then also have to pay for the freight back to the country of origin to have it fixed, if they would fix it at all and run the risk of further damage OR loss.
To the OP - I agree with all others, the savings are not worth it due to duties, freight and risk of damage. It is worth buying smaller things that you can securely pack and hide - with an International Warranty and make sure the price is good so compare exact model numbers. Also, manual is in English along with software and display language (if any)
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