QUOTE(chilskater @ Jul 15 2021, 04:26 PM)
buyandship super expensive...i bought one cast iron casserole plus glass carafee & 3 milk (AUD 27.40) RM427 from Australia...the items cost less that....the glass item pecah semua.....they didnt consolidate...they didnt repacked it...
yup it is expensive... thats why you got to pay attention. I had to sound the TS so he dont make the same mistake(or in my case, I did try to order things that went up to 20 lbs and I paid close to 400 rm for shipping, and I fully declare the value and also got charged some import duty... but it is fully handled by the courier(that time I think is UPS, they use a couple of different local partners when the ship out from Hong Kong.
Also to TS: you basically need to declare the package as you buy it, so no such thing as black box service, you need to let them know what item you bought and it is classified under "home and living" or
"" computers " or "books" or "clothes" " Toys" (I bought lego before...not really worth it, some local lazada sells them for cheaper after I received the item

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I have never bought things with value above USD 300 though. I did check out a couple of lenovo legion notebooks that cost usd1000+++ but never pull the trigger.
(I mostly bought from Amazon)
Oh and the weight is not the weight of the item... it is the weight of item, plus its original packaging, accessories, plus packing material and the external box.... so something that weighs 1 lb will arrive in Hongkong as 1.8lbs.
(I bought some amazon echo dots) you definitely want to factor that in.
Edit: most of the time it is not worth it to buy and ship like this, if you declare honestly like me. the weight, shipping cost will push you over the rm 500 and then your hit with import taxes ect ect.
Somethings can be cheap enough during sales... like the amazon echo dots, I bought during sales only usd 19, = rm 100+shipping rm 40, I think it make sense for me.
Normal price echo dots... not so much.
This post has been edited by skywardsword: Jul 15 2021, 05:05 PM