Chrono24 and Jomashop ??
Discussion
I've used Chrono24 a couple of times, once buying a watch from a shop in Taiwan and the other a private seller in Germany.
They both had the 'trusted seller' mark against them and I have to say the transactions were excellent. It's always a bit worrying sending money "up front" to shops and people you don't know but I took the risk that these guys based on their good history. Chrno24 is great for getting the best deal with many sellers selling the same watch so you can pitch them against each other via email.
I have no experience of Jomashop though.
They both had the 'trusted seller' mark against them and I have to say the transactions were excellent. It's always a bit worrying sending money "up front" to shops and people you don't know but I took the risk that these guys based on their good history. Chrno24 is great for getting the best deal with many sellers selling the same watch so you can pitch them against each other via email.
I have no experience of Jomashop though.
I am no expert but I have had to pay import duty a couple of times and I think it was equivalent to the amount of VAT you would pay if you had bought the item here (ie 20%).
Being a % of the declared value of the goods on the shipping order, it is in your interest to have the lowest value on the shipping order, however, that can cause problems if it goes missing as the insurance will only be for the value specified.
Being a % of the declared value of the goods on the shipping order, it is in your interest to have the lowest value on the shipping order, however, that can cause problems if it goes missing as the insurance will only be for the value specified.
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