if you're considering ordering stuff from Europe...

[85RZwade]

@85RZwade
Riesling, not Reisling   But not a sweet one. The good ones are dry.
Regards Uwe

Mea culpa; proofreading is important! I have the proverbial sweet tooth. My wife and I had dinner last weekend, and the server brought me an IPA and Laura a raspberry daiquiri, even though she had asked what IPAs they had on tap 5 minutes earlier. And no umbrella!

[Simmons1]

Have any of you guys bought anything from Taiwan lately?

Was wondering what the tariff and fee charges were.

Thanks

[pdxjim]

FWIW, the tariff on my $2K Porsche 356 front disc brake conversion parts was $300. The package weighed 65 lbs and was labeled "automotive spare parts".

300/2000=15%

[Simmons1]

Thank you!

[1976RD400C]

WTF!!! I just got a bill from Fed Ex for $68.70 tarriff due for my Yambits order I made Sept. 4, 2025 

[Simmons1]

WTF!!! I just got a bill from Fed Ex for $68.70 tarriff due for my Yambits order I made Sept. 4, 2025 

I am expecting something similar. My parts from Taiwan showed up in 6 days with no delays and no request for me to pay a tariff prior to delivery.

[Aaron Russell]

Not from Europe but paid a 15% tariff for my brake conversion parts from China. I whole lot less than what I paid last time I ordered CNC'd stuff.

[m in sc]

i got an in the mail bill from fedex for a yambits order from mos ago, like 9 bucks or some shit. im not paying that either.  i got that last month at some point.

[1976RD400C]

I wonder if anything will happen when you file your taxes next year if you have unpaid tariffs?

[m in sc]

thru fedex? maybe. doesnt really matter to me.  if they take them then, fine.