I have now entered the Memphis clearance delay.
Sigh...
Posted via the Android Central App
I have now entered the Memphis clearance delay.
Sigh...
Posted via the Android Central App
Cleared customs.
Tomorrow delivery date...
Posted via the Android Central App
Cleared customs.
Tomorrow delivery date...
Posted via the Android Central App
How much was the PNY 128GB? I figure I will need one of those
I'm so excited and can't wait for my phone to arrive. However, I have some questions I hope some of you can help answer regarding shipping/delivery time. I ordered the my phone with Champagne trim, which is a delayed item. The expected delivery date is Nov 11.
Here's my dilemma ... since I live in Canada, my friend who will be in the States until Nov 14 will bring it back for me. What was the general experience in estimated delivery? Did your phone arrive earlier or later than the estimated time ?
If I had known the Champagne trim was a delayed item, I would have designed it with something else, but my friend ordered it late last night for me (can only order with US CC) .. Thanks for any info!
Technically mine came early but Fedex messed up the order when I was trying to see if I could pick it up a day early from them. It would have come one day earlier than expected.
Worst case scenario he just mails it to you if it doesn't come before he gets up there.
If it is late, I probably don't want it to be mailed to Canada as I will be dinged with 13% Sales Tax, plus Duty (if any)
I will be down to States for US Thanksgiving, so will arrange to get it at that time. I just couldn't wait so took advantage while he's down there
Thanks for your response ...
Wait even though it's payed for you would still have to pay sales tax? Couldn't they send it as a gift?
Oh yes! Already paid sales tax for this in the state it was ordered (NJ), but if it crosses the border into Canada, even if it is declared as gift, Canada Borders and Customs most likely will tack on duty and sales tax.
I use "most likely" because I have never had one shipped up as a gift before, and don't want to take a chance. Experiences from friends/acquaintances were that even "gifts" are taxed at its declared values , and no, can't be $1 but has to be a "reasonable" value
No wonder people have issues with laws.