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jlneng

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Mad

Hello,
Has anyone in the US ordered anything from Madinter? I was just wondering if the right paperwork gets done by them, and if you end up paying FedEx duty. I'm not worried about the duty, just CITES Lacey Act hassle.
John

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estebanana

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RE: Mad (in reply to jlneng)

Good question.

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jshelton5040

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RE: Mad (in reply to jlneng)

quote:

ORIGINAL: jlneng

Hello,
Has anyone in the US ordered anything from Madinter? I was just wondering if the right paperwork gets done by them, and if you end up paying FedEx duty. I'm not worried about the duty, just CITES Lacey Act hassle.
John

I've never bought from them but have had made quite a few purchases from Maderas-Barber and never had any problem with duty. I suspect Madinter are comparable.

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