Stock levels - where are all the parts?!

[Galvatron]

I thought SixMM took liberties charging £100 for shipping RIFs (at least for the rifles and SMGs I was eyeing up) but this is something special.

 

[Punisher3990]

I thought SixMM took liberties charging £100 for shipping RIFs (at least for the rifles and SMGs I was eyeing up) but this is something special.

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that 150euros doesnt even include the duties and fees, thier pricing on the site is EXVAT, so you'll have VAT, Customs duty and a courier fee to pay for on top of it lol

 

[Galvatron]

that 150euros doesnt even include the duties and fees, thier pricing on the site is EXVAT, so you'll have VAT, Customs duty and a courier fee to pay for on top of it lol

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If it's hand-delivered on a gold platter by Sydney Sweeney in dress a size too small upstairs, maybe I'd say that's reasonable.

 

[frazer900]

Are you going for the halloween one in 27mins?

I looked into it more, they are super sneaky on this as the shipping is:

UK-bound orders have a standard €150 shipping rate unless you meet the €200 free shipping minimum. and the BOA is 189 euros lol

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Honestly I forgot about it

 

[Punisher3990]

Honestly I forgot about it

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They literally went within 20 seconds lol

 

[frazer900]

They literally went within 20 seconds lol

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Sounds like my bedroom life lol

 

[TheFull9]

What's the limit again where a company has to deal with the tax on their end rather than you as the receiver paying the bill? Such a weird rule set I'm just trying to think of a potential reason. Unless it's just down to something as simple as them not wanting to even bother with smaller orders/not valuable enough to be worth their time.

 

[Cannonfodder]

£136 I think

If it's hand-delivered on a gold platter by Scarlett Johansson in dress a size too small upstairs, maybe I'd say that's reasonable.

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Fixed that for you

 

[Austeyr]

What's the limit again where a company has to deal with the tax on their end rather than you as the receiver paying the bill? Such a weird rule set I'm just trying to think of a potential reason. Unless it's just down to something as simple as them not wanting to even bother with smaller orders/not valuable enough to be worth their time.

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Do you mean the limit of cost before the UK customer has to pay import tax etc? If so, £135 for the next 2 days. On the 1st of November, everything from outside of the UK is getting an import fee - If I've read and understood the update corretly