Problem was solved, we refunded him 50% of the missing watch and the other watch he left here.
Hope this will be a waring of both TDs and customers
Hope this will be a waring of both TDs and customers
@CTime in my opionion, very generous of you.Problem was solved, we refunded him 50% of the missing watch and the other watch he left here.
Hope this will be a waring of both TDs and customers
I am not very long in replica hobby. But I sent total 3 watches that had an Issue back to china. (from Switzerland).Lesson number 1: never, ever, not in a Million, Billion, Gazillion years ship a counterfeit watch back to China. If there's a problem with the movement, have it fixed in your own country and then see if the seller is willing to share the cost. Chalk it off as a lesson learned. Sorry, but that's the way it works.
very elegantProblem was solved, we refunded him 50% of the missing watch and the other watch he left here.
Hope this will be a waring of both TDs and customers
It would be great for the forum that you share some experience of it, please @ me if you make itI am not very long in replica hobby. But I sent total 3 watches that had an Issue back to china. (from Switzerland).
Never had an Issue, arrived after 2 weeks at TDs adress.
Wondering if you had bad expirience for your self or only where reading in the net?
I really read a lot its difficult, but starting thinking about that its the fact people dont know how to properly fill out a CN22 for customs.....
Just a thought..
I dont understand what exactly you want, sorry How can I help?It would be great for the forum that you share some experience of it, please @ me if you make it
Sorry I wasn't clear, I meant "the experience of sending packages back to China", I believe there are still some ppl need that? Or we just never do thatI dont understand what exactly you want, sorry How can I help?
Sorry I wasn't clear, I meant "the experience of sending packages back to China", I believe there are still some ppl need that? Or we just never do that
Oh I understand, then it should be regional problem for others, thank youDid it help @CTime ?
I suspect that the problem lies in filling out the customs forms. The average replica fan doesn't care about such things, and it's easy to fill in something incorrectly, making the package look suspicious.Oh I understand, then it should be regional problem for others, thank you
Have you never done this with a TD? They do tell you what to write lol, it makes almost no difference. It's just luck whether it passes Chinese customs.I suspect that the problem lies in filling out the customs forms. The average replica fan doesn't care about such things, and it's easy to fill in something incorrectly, making the package look suspicious.
I have seldom seen correctly filled out forms from my various packages from reps from abroad. Even with legal watch parts, the error rate where customs has to ask exactly what the content is (he also asks for an invoice) is high.
Perhaps the error rate would decrease if the TD would fill out the label to send the package. Just an idea.
Sure I did. But believe me my friend, even if they tell 1:1, lot of people here sont get it..... its like paying "family and friends".... i know what I am talking about from the 1-2 weeks i was a supporting vendor on test here.Have you never done this with a TD? They do tell you what to write lol, it makes almost no difference. It's just luck whether it passes Chinese customs.