Do any of you fine gents and ladies have any experience or knowledge of importing goods from China.

i've known people to be stung with big charges when getting stuff from china.

unless the seller can prove its a gift, customs over there make a charge

and then when it gets to customs here, because its been declared as something other than a gift, you hvae to pay a customs charge again.

A few things or in bulk? You'll need ot be a little more specific, please.

A few things or in bulk? You'll need ot be a little more specific, please.

 

I may have an intrest here. Glass, sheets of coloured glass, may be needed for use for a project I may have

i know someone who runs a couple of web business selling goods in uk and states bought in china, with no issues at all. jewelly and furniture.

 

guess the key is to do your homework.

i know someone who runs a couple of web business selling goods in uk and states bought in china, with no issues at all. jewelly and furniture.

 

guess the key is to do your homework.

 

I've ordered stuff on ebay before and never had any issues.

Do any of you fine gents and ladies have any experience or knowledge of importing goods from China.

 

What do you want to know?

I have experience of importing from China amongst other countries, try to help you if you let me know what info you need.

A few things or in bulk? You'll need ot be a little more specific, please.

 

In other words he's bought a couple of 'lady' friends and is wondering will they have visa problems.

A few things or in bulk? You'll need ot be a little more specific, please.

 

No Balls I'm looking to bring in bulk.

 

Mounts Kipper if you could PM me a contact email or mobile I will discuss with you.

Try this site Allibaba.com

Try this site Allibaba.com

 

 

I have done already thanks.

 

I need to talk to someone with experience of importing from China and also with experience of duty, vat and dealing with HNRC

No Balls I'm looking to bring in bulk.

 

Mounts Kipper if you could PM me a contact email or mobile I will discuss with you.

 

 

Is it a fat, oriental wife?

Is it a fat, oriental wife?

 

Why would I want your missus..............

 

 

 

 

again

I think thats a bite for Bolty

Send me questions and I will try to help.

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by Casino

Why would I want your missus..............

 

 

 

 

again

 

Fat and oriental? Reeto. You've been shagging my cleaning wench.

FD has bought Ting-Tong Makdangdang

Seen it and email sent. Pls delete

Edited January 15, 201016 yr by freds dad

Seen it and email sent. Pls delete

 

 

Fred, not being funny but you've kept in on your reply.

Fred, not being funny but you've kept in on your reply.

 

corrected.

 

Thanks NB

Do any of you fine gents and ladies have any experience or knowledge of importing goods from China.

 

Be very afraid, especially if your bringing in goods that have to be of British and/or IEC standard or require CE marking. Do you homework very well.

I think you also need to specify with HMRC with regards to VAT that you wish to import goods.

Be very afraid, especially if your bringing in goods that have to be of British and/or IEC standard or require CE marking.

Very important is that. My company imports around USD 500K per month,and we have dealings with numerous factories.

 

I contacted a factory recently and enquired if their goods were RoHS compliant (something that's needed for the majority electronic components) - anyway, the factory confirmed the goods were OK. I also asked if they had full CE approvals, my contact said they didn't have the approvals, but it weasn't a problem, as they could screen print the CE markings on to the goods if we wanted them to............naturally, we decided not to proceed.

 

You'll also probably have to get used to paying for good T/T in advance, as the Chinese aren't big on giving credit. Remember as well that you'll have to pay the VAT and any duty that might be due on the goods when they arrive into the country.