Newbie seeking help

[jaiden]

Can anyone recommend a few reliable cigar websites that allow me to declare cargo information and value according to my requirements? 🫡The high tariffs are really giving me a headache.😭

[ha_banos]

Yeah. Bond Roberts. Fits your requirements exactly. You're welcome.

https://www.bondroberts.com/

[jaiden]

24 minutes ago, ha_banos said:

Yeah. Bond Roberts. Fits your requirements exactly. You're welcome.

https://www.bondroberts.com/

BR is indeed a good website😄

[Malt]

5 hours ago, jaiden said:

Can anyone recommend a few reliable cigar websites that allow me to declare cargo information and value according to my requirements? 🫡The high tariffs are really giving me a headache.😭

Tariffs on cigars? 

[jaiden]

3 minutes ago, Malt said:

Tariffs on cigars? 

Yes

[El Presidente]

Assuming USA, the problem there is the government, not your retailer. 

The retailer (commercial/not an individual seller) is locked into shipping contracts and an agreement with Zonos the authorised US cross border trade tariff collection czar. Declarations (particularly on value) need to be fairly accurate. Consequences of fraud (that's what Zonos calls a value misdeclaration) may see your retailer banned from shipping to the US altogether. It is hardly worth it for the retailer. I am referring to commercial scale operators. Those with shipping contracts. 

Assuming shipping outside USA, retailers can be a little more flexible DEPENDING on the country being shipped to. There is no "one rule fits all". In terms of Tariffs, should a parcel be deemed undervalued they will ask for invoicing etc. You will wish the retailer to provide a fake invoice. It normally isn't worth the hassle for the retailer. 

BR Auctions is person to person shipping. Much easier. 

 

[jaiden]

12 hours ago, El Presidente said:

Assuming USA, the problem there is the government, not your retailer. 

The retailer (commercial/not an individual seller) is locked into shipping contracts and an agreement with Zonos the authorised US cross border trade tariff collection czar. Declarations (particularly on value) need to be fairly accurate. Consequences of fraud (that's what Zonos calls a value misdeclaration) may see your retailer banned from shipping to the US altogether. It is hardly worth it for the retailer. I am referring to commercial scale operators. Those with shipping contracts. 

Assuming shipping outside USA, retailers can be a little more flexible DEPENDING on the country being shipped to. There is no "one rule fits all". In terms of Tariffs, should a parcel be deemed undervalued they will ask for invoicing etc. You will wish the retailer to provide a fake invoice. It normally isn't worth the hassle for the retailer. 

BR Auctions is person to person shipping. Much easier. 

Oh, Got it. Thank you so much. This information is indeed very helpful.🫡