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    Splendid, that answers the question WWJJD... and they would both try it!

    Count me in for 3 units D.C.

    Worst case there will be a few of us to give negative feedback.

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    Before lots folks get too excited it needs to be pointed out that the £56 delivered is not what they will actually cost.?
    There will be 20% VAT on top plus a handling Fee from the shipping company anywhere between £10-20 for the whole shipment. So I reckon they will workout around £68-70 mark.
    Still cheaper than from China thru Ebay or Other Uk sources but just not has cheap as many maybe where thinking.???

    I'm still game thou.!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JAZZCNC View Post
    Before lots folks get too excited it needs to be pointed out that the £56 delivered is not what they will actually cost.?
    There will be 20% VAT on top plus a handling Fee from the shipping company anywhere between £10-20 for the whole shipment. So I reckon they will workout around £68-70 mark.
    Still cheaper than from China thru Ebay or Other Uk sources but just not has cheap as many maybe where thinking.???

    I'm still game thou.!!
    so how does import duty work then Jazz? You have mentioned 20% vat but what about import duty? is that added as well or is the vat in place of that? I know sellers have put a low value on items for people but surely that can't be the case if the payment is help by escrow until the customer is happy for them to release it.

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    I knew you would see the light

    Quote Originally Posted by WandrinAndy View Post
    Worst case there will be a few of us to give negative feedback.
    There will be one as it's a group buy ...

    Quote Originally Posted by martin54 View Post
    so how does import duty work
    You get charged 20% of the value stated on the customs form (which may of course be less than you paid, or more if you're unlucky) plus a £10 handling fee to maximise FedEx executive bonuses . Import duty is something separate that only applies for higher value items:
    https://www.gov.uk/importing-and-exporting-by-post

    So we can expect them to cost at most 20% more plus £10 divided by the whole shipment, or if you're lucky it could be less. For example I bought a spindle from aliexpress for $493 (not a normal spindle) and didn't get charged as the seller decided to put an exceptionally low value on the shipment!
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