Fake watch repair invoice

[zero_deficit 0]

While not an original idea, I thought I'd create a fake watch repair invoice for people sending reps to countries with risky customs, or those who just wanna go to the extra effort of ensuring their replicas end up where they want it to end up. Instead of making your own one up, I made one for everyone to use. All you have to do is

 

1) Download the .docx file: http://www.filedropp...chrepairinvoice

(I can upload it in another format if someone wishes)

 

2) Change the watch details and date. You can also change the particulars, cost, and even the name of your 'watch repair store' if you want

 

3) Print it out

 

4) Place it with the rep you're sending

 

5) Declare on your customs deceleration form something like 'Repaired timepiece' or something along the lines of that

 

6) Send it off

 

I welcome any feedback, or if there are any flaws in my idea.

 

Happy shipping guys

 

Edited January 15, 2014 by zero_deficit

[Realism 72]

the EU guys would probably love you

[Kleen™ 45]

We do...:-)

[JohnG 41]

[NodgerRocks 0]

Good work

[pipaulsen 0]

"Thumbs up", this will probably come in handy.

 

Thanks

[Aren 27]

Great post...well done !!!

Thanks for sharing!

 

[N.Rico 1]

VERY CLEVER MATE .

[deju 1,885]

And when they request proof of item leaving the country? Because they can.

 

Just saying.

[Kleen™ 45]

And when they request proof of item leaving the country? Because they can.

 

Just saying.

Then you give them your tracking number - simples....

[mielur 0]

who is zd watch repair thanks

[Monty010 1]

who is zd watch repair thanks

nobody but customs doesn't know that

[deju 1,885]

And when they request proof of item leaving the country? Because they can.

 

Just saying.

Then you give them your tracking number - simples....

 

Total different procedures for repaired goods with Customs in the UK.

 

Quick excerpt from HRMC:

 

In addition, we cannot normally allow RGR unless at the time of import, you produce acceptable evidence of previous export of the goods from the EU or UK, as appropriate, and their duty status at export. By 'duty status' we mean whether the goods are in free circulation, products of an Inward Processing relief (IP) operation, or end use goods.

 

You must still prove previous export of the goods from the EU, but if you have tried unsuccessfully to get details of their duty status at export and the amount of any duty to be paid now, we may be able to make enquiries to establish those details for you. Declare the goods to CPC 61 23 F01 along with Form C1314 and supporting evidence of previous export, and tell our import officer why you cannot prove duty status. For example, because the previous exporter has gone out of business and you cannot get the information from them.

We will release your goods if we are satisfied that all the conditions for relief are met. If there are any doubts or unresolved aspects concerning the claim, we will still release the goods if you give us financial security (for example a cash deposit or banker’s guarantee) to cover the duty and or tax at stake, either pending production of further evidence from you, or while we undertake any enquiries about duty status for you.

 

 

Important: please bear in mind that you are liable to fines if you make false statements to obtain, or try to obtain, relief to which you are not legally entitled. The goods involved are also liable to forfeiture.

 

Total can of worms being opened right there! Literally 10pages of small print.

[pipaulsen 0]

I don't think those rules are unique to the UK. However, no matter how you look at it, it is still contraband goods. How far you are willing to go to fool customs is up to the person sending/receiving the products. There is a risk no matter how it is done, as this hobby of our involve illegal goods.