Quote from: midyatspor on July 01, 2014, 02:51:57 PM

Quote from: yslyung on July 01, 2014, 02:47:23 PM

Quote from: Trademan1 on July 01, 2014, 02:34:39 PM

Thanks Bitmain for your reply,
So you are saying that each package will have its own invoice. If that's the case, then orders of 2 x S3s should still be each S3 packaged with its own single value on its customs note.

Edit, sorry, I would have thought that package type, or single packages need individual invoices, therefore separate values from any of the other 100 or so packages coming into customs.

Or are you stating that even if we order 100 separate packages to the single shipping address, all the values of the combined packages add up for import tax purposes?

regardless of packaging, Bitmain will still declare at full value as replied back to me .. my question is, how are they gonna declare it as the s3 are now sold in btc & not in usd value.

come on bitmain, i think you can do declare it at a lower value (cost/actual) & not full sales value !

can't recall thread but there were people who sent miners back to you for rma/repair and they were asked to declare it at usd10 !!!

why cant bitmain declare it at usd 50 to buyers then ?

customs clearance will be a real hassle by then for buyers. increased cost & lesser chance to ROI then how to sell more miners ?

i hope many will vote & request bitmain to look into customs declaration.

I think if Bitmain was a mom/pop type operation working from his/hers garage you could ask them to declare $10 but when you are running a multi-million dollar business I am not sure if they would take a chance.

somewhere in the forum i did read that bitmain asked customers to declare it at usd 10 value for rma/repair purposes !

not to say usd 10 but at least at a reasonable value such as usd 50-100 or 300 max.