classiccaprice
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Congrats, Paul! It's lovely. Sorry I didn't get a chance to meet you while you were in the mid-atlantic!
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philr
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She beat Phil's new Filtrator hands-down... That will be
Can't wait to see that thread you'll start!
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Can't wait to see that thread you'll start!
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mickeyd
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PUHTHHHUUUUDDDD ~ OOPS! Please forgive me--I have terrible
Pretty machine, Paul, and in Turquoise--that's a new color for you, isn't it? Nice to step out of the box.
Did you cross the border at the Peace Bridge?
Are there any issues transporting an appliance, fees, cavity checks, and the like?
Let's have the skinny on all that, please. Thank You.
Pretty machine, Paul, and in Turquoise--that's a new color for you, isn't it? Nice to step out of the box.
Did you cross the border at the Peace Bridge?
Are there any issues transporting an appliance, fees, cavity checks, and the like?
Let's have the skinny on all that, please. Thank You.
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turquoisedude
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Are there any issues transporting an appliance
Michael, it is a LOT simpler than one might imagine. The general rule is that if the appliance was made in the US, Canada, or Mexico, there are no duties or fees, however, the appliance may be subject to Canadian GST. I say 'may' because it depends on the value of the appliance and how long one has been in the US. The new cross-border shopping rules permit a Canuck to bring back $50 worth of goodies each and every time they cross the border; so when I do a one-day run into upstate New England, I would have to pay GST on the value of the appliance(s) and that is based on the proof of purchase. I've had a few cases of buying things under the $50 value (the $9.99 1957 Mobile Maid I won off of FleaPay in October 2007 for example) so there has been no additional tax to pay.
Now, if one has been out of Canada for more than 48 hours, the exemption jumps to $250 and after at week or more, it's something like $800. This is why Hubby will never let me go to the US alone for any serious length of time... LOL
Getting from Ogden to Beltsville we just had to cross into VT, then we took I-91 to I-84, then I-95 all the way down. We're still pretty far east in Ogden so the Peace bridge would not have worked for us.
I only got the cavity check once in San Francisco, on my way back from New Zealand... But that story would not be appropriate for this forum... LOL [this post was last edited: 5/21/2013-14:06]
Michael, it is a LOT simpler than one might imagine. The general rule is that if the appliance was made in the US, Canada, or Mexico, there are no duties or fees, however, the appliance may be subject to Canadian GST. I say 'may' because it depends on the value of the appliance and how long one has been in the US. The new cross-border shopping rules permit a Canuck to bring back $50 worth of goodies each and every time they cross the border; so when I do a one-day run into upstate New England, I would have to pay GST on the value of the appliance(s) and that is based on the proof of purchase. I've had a few cases of buying things under the $50 value (the $9.99 1957 Mobile Maid I won off of FleaPay in October 2007 for example) so there has been no additional tax to pay.
Now, if one has been out of Canada for more than 48 hours, the exemption jumps to $250 and after at week or more, it's something like $800. This is why Hubby will never let me go to the US alone for any serious length of time... LOL
Getting from Ogden to Beltsville we just had to cross into VT, then we took I-91 to I-84, then I-95 all the way down. We're still pretty far east in Ogden so the Peace bridge would not have worked for us.
I only got the cavity check once in San Francisco, on my way back from New Zealand... But that story would not be appropriate for this forum... LOL [this post was last edited: 5/21/2013-14:06]
mickeyd
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Thanks, Paul. SF cavity check,LOL.
Don't know how I got the idea stuck in my head that border crossing a washer/dryer/dishwasher was difficult. Concealing contraband, etc.
Glad to know it's not. So were you able to pay the low fee?
You could tell hubby that it's a futuristic clock with a giant blue battery that will last a lifetime, which of course the LK dryer will.
It's such a beautiful machine.
Don't know how I got the idea stuck in my head that border crossing a washer/dryer/dishwasher was difficult. Concealing contraband, etc.
Glad to know it's not. So were you able to pay the low fee?
You could tell hubby that it's a futuristic clock with a giant blue battery that will last a lifetime, which of course the LK dryer will.
It's such a beautiful machine.
The guy at the US Border patrol
in Buffalo was quite interested in my Charcoal Frigidaires, but I had a MI BOS so it was go however I think I caught him drooling longingly.
I was worried they get impounded in Canada with no way home, Phyllis was worried we and the machines would get buttsearched!
in Buffalo was quite interested in my Charcoal Frigidaires, but I had a MI BOS so it was go however I think I caught him drooling longingly.
I was worried they get impounded in Canada with no way home, Phyllis was worried we and the machines would get buttsearched!
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