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According to An Post the parcel should have a TARIC code to enable it to be electronically scanned. A suitable code for toy trains imports from GB is 9503009990 I'll see what happens my parcel when it arrives.
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This is the reply I've just had from Hattons. I think Hattons are taking the chance that some packages will get stopped & others will get through. So basically its totally hit & miss Thank you for your email. As we have VAT registration for the republic of Ireland, Vat is paid at the time of purchase with us and after that, no other charges should occur. With the new government guidelines in place Republic of Ireland fall under DDP (delivered duties paid). If any further charges should occur with this order please do get back in touch with us and we will look into this for you. I hope this helps. If there is anything else that I can help you with please do not hesitate to get back in touch.
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Anyone still having problems with Hattons ? I just bought a RTR item & was charged the UK vat rate on the item. I've sent them a message about it & await a reply.
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You go out & do the same. That'll sort him
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Were the 90s the greatest era in Irish Railways?
amdaley replied to declan64's topic in General Chat
I remember in the early seventies myself & a mate coming in on the Liverpool ferry one morning. Gave the Taxi man an extra few bob if he could make the first train to Cork out of Heuston. I never though a car could move so fast through Dublin Had the full Irish in the dining car on the way down. What a way to come home Haven't travelled by train in years now. Tony. -
Irish Customs are the problem. Takes me back to the seventies. Like dealing with a sloth trying to deal with customs & their new found power
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Perhaps a customer who has bought from Hattons without any problems might comment on this. Has anyone bought from Rails of Sheffield & how did you get on. It seems like total confusion at the moment.
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I contacted Hatton's about Vat being charged twice etc & here is the reply I received. "We're unaware of this sort of issue with orders to Ireland/Southern Ireland being charged for VAT twice but whilst places are still adjusting to the new systems that have been put into place, so sometimes issues may occur and orders can slip through the cracks. If you place an order with us and this does happen, if you get back in touch with us we will sort this out for you straight away. I hope this puts you at ease a little and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to get back in touch with us." Tony.
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Lucky you. I wonder would they bring stuff over for the rest of us for a small consideration Tony.
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UK companies are using different ways when shipping items to Ireland. I asked both Hatton’s & Rails on this & they have different ways of doing things. Hattons take off the UK Vat & charge Irish Vat instead. Hattons are registered in several EU countries for Vat. Here is the relevant link to the Hattons information. https://www.hattons.co.uk/list/eventdetails.aspx?eventid=113 Rail on the other hand use a different method. They remove the UK Vat but do NOT charge the Irish Vat rate so the customer has to pay Vat & An Post fee before the order is delivered here. Amazon is also registered for Vat in EU countries so parcels should go straight through. However I had an Amazon parcel which had to go through DPD because of its weight stopped by Customs in the DPD depot in Athlone on the 25th July. My local DPD depot was able to tell me that the box went back & forth three times between DPD & the Customs office at the DPD depot in Athlone before being finally released. It took so long that Amazon actually gave me a refund. It was finally delivered today plastered with Released from Customs stickers. So to sum up. We’re back to the way it used to be back in the 70’s where packages might or might not get stopped by Customs. Purely random. I bought something on E Bay for £200 the week before last which was sent by Royal Mail registered & signed for. It was delivered to me in two days with no stoppages or charges. Tony
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I have at least one of those tampo printed ones stocked away. I must dig it out sometime.
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Import charges: Import charges £122.21 (amount confirmed at checkout) + £18.51 postage. God bless E Bays Global Shipping Programme
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This item has now sold. Thank you.
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Hello Everyone. I have for sale a Hornby Rolling Road R8211. In very good condition in original box. €55 including postage. Regards. Tony.
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Thanks for the clarification as I though it was to do with the 15% discount limit that was placed on sellers
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That's very strange although Hattons had a similar problem with Bachmann which seems to have been solved now. It had to do with the discount that Hattons wanted to apply so it seems. Might be the same problem between Rails & Hornby ? Don't know whats going to happen if the UK leave the EU without some sort of deal. I'm sure the Irish Customs are sharpening their pencils in anticipation
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