johnparker

hi there has anyone moved from the uk to canada in the last year if so please let me know email me on [email protected]

thanks

john parker

Smiley

Came from Liverpool to Canada
leave you electrical goods behind not worth shiping costs
TV diferant format digital DVD diferent
you have 50cycle we have 60 cycle power for the cost you will not get
you moneys worth they burn out faster
donot scimp on insurance cost I had $10000 damages and paid $4000 on
insurance try to get direct pack into a sea container
have a good inventory sheet

johnparker wrote:
    > hi there has anyone moved from the uk to canada in the last year if so
    > please let me know email me on [email protected]
    > thanks
    > john parker
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    > jparker
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David Gibson

A good inventory sheet is vital, in the event of loss, damage or
theft.

Another excellent way to protect yourself is to take photos of any
special items, including antique furniture, family heirlooms,
glassware, china, paintings and other works of art. In short, those
with high replacement costs, or higher risk of breakage. Wines and
clocks, too!

This makes it much easier to describe and set values for them, in
the event you have to make an insurance claim later on. A friend of
mine was particularly glad he had kept photos of an antique Persian
carpet.

Your shipping company may require you to list such "special" items
for insurance purposes.

Welcome to Canada!

Smiley wrote:
    > Came from Liverpool to Canada
    > leave you electrical goods behind not worth shiping costs
    > TV diferant format digital DVD diferent
    > you have 50cycle we have 60 cycle power for the cost you will not get
    > you moneys worth they burn out faster
    > donot scimp on insurance cost I had $10000 damages and paid $4000 on
    > insurance try to get direct pack into a sea container
    > have a good inventory sheet
    > johnparker wrote:
    > > hi there has anyone moved from the uk to canada in the last year if so
    > > please let me know email me on [email protected]
    > >
    > > thanks
    > >
    > > john parker
    > >
    > > --
    > > jparker
    > >
    > >
    > > Posted via http://britishexpats.com
    > --
    > Remember to Smile it tells us you are happy
    > I respond to new posts mainly and rarly fallow up after
    > Therefor you must start a new thread for new questions
    > THANK YOU

Smiley

Hi

also remember the more you list the better customs takes you on your
word for contents
You can not sell any goods for one year or tax is due
List all expensive items you can estimate a group such as beding $500
but do not do that for art or good furniture
Friends took a series or their old home asis before packing this gives
customs and insurance a general idea of your goods
its also a reminder of the old home
then take a picture of fime furniture and goods
I also snuck some pictures of the container being packed incase we had a
dispute with how it was packed.
NOTE never add anything to container put out side they will add
"customer assisted in packing" to bill of lading and you will be docked
on any insurance claim.

Welcome to Canada which part are you moving to?

enjoy life

johnparker wrote:
    > hi there has anyone moved from the uk to canada in the last year if so
    > please let me know email me on [email protected]
    > thanks
    > john parker
    > --
    > jparker
    > Posted via http://britishexpats.com

--
Remember to Smile it tells us you are happy

I respond to new posts mainly and rarly fallow up after
Therefor you must start a new thread for new questions
THANK YOU