Possible road trip....Illnois, Canada, Maine and back
Ian McLaughlin
ian at platinum.net
Fri Sep 4 13:45:15 CDT 2015
Last year, I made a 10 hour round-trip from Canada to the US to pick up a Northstar Horizon. Upon returning to Canada with it, I had a long conversation with Canada Customs about why I would make a 10-hour day-trip to the US to pick up a “piece of obsolete junk” unless it had some real value, and if it had real value, Her Majesty wanted taxes on that value. He suggested that next time I bring with me printed copies of any paper trail, such as emails offering the ‘junk’ for free or cheap, examples of eBay listings showing the actual value, etc.
YMMV
Ian
> On Sep 4, 2015, at 11:30 AM, Tothwolf <tothwolf at concentric.net> wrote:
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> On Fri, 4 Sep 2015, William Donzelli wrote:
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>> Yes. ALL the ducks.
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>> Several of us have been bounced at the border for trying to bring in larger machines. Basically, if it is something that is not a laptop or PeeCee or normal consumer electronics, expect trouble. It is not 1998 anymore.
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> Do "Made in USA" markings still suffice when transporting from Canada to the USA?
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