Import n Exports fees?

[Bob65]

I agree with @Mike Smart and @Bob65. Each makes valid points. I am hoping these problems get worked out.

We all hope so, I think.

 

[Bob65]

Agreed
The world is a very sinister place

But it's the only one we have and we should try to live it to the best of our ability with what's left...

 

[Mike Smart]

But it's the only one we have and we should try to live it to the best of our ability with what's left...

Absolutely

 

[Bob65]

Absolutely

If we think more broadly and take a closer look at what we have, we will surely realize that we could do without more than half of what we own.
Starting with shaving products!

 

[Mike Smart]

If we think more broadly and take a closer look at what we have, we will surely realize that we could do without more than half of what we own.
Starting with shaving products!

Well less than half
iv got around 150 soaps so i’m more than happy not to buy anymore

 

[SpeedyPC]

iv got around 150 soaps so i’m more than happy not to buy anymore

 

[R181]

The facts are if the tariffs work against us like we all think they will then only option for us all is to buy local to combat the madness.
However most wet shavers where ever we life will still have a great choice shopping local & there’s absolutely no reason for us all to shop elsewhere should the madness happen

Comparing prices on Amazon US and Amazon ca the prices are now similar. On one it is in US dollars and the other in CAD for the same article. There should be a roughly 30% difference comparing the value of the two currencies. I'd say the tariffs are already at work.

Bob

 

[Mike Smart]

i wish i was mate

 

[p.b]

Will Shield, Yaqi, Oumo etc disappear?

It looks like Yaqi in AliExpress (and all AliExpress items I have in my wish list) have increased in price about 15% to UK buyers, that doesn’t seem like price dumping yet, unless it’s the hike before the price dump but it’s put me off buying from them in the short-term.

 

[SpeedyPC]

It looks like Yaqi in AliExpress (and all AliExpress items I have in my wish list) have increased in price about 15% to UK buyers, that doesn’t seem like price dumping yet, unless it’s the hike before the price dump but it’s put me off buying from them in the short-term.

China tariff are going UP to screw against the American and to the rest of the world.

 

[p.b]

China tariff are going UP to screw against the American and to the rest of the world.

Britain hasn’t increased its Chinese tariff so I shouldn’t see any increase in price (buyers pay tariffs - much to the surprise of Fox News presenters )

 

[SpeedyPC]

Britain hasn’t increased its Chinese tariff so I shouldn’t see any increase in price (buyers pay tariffs - much to the surprise of Fox News presenters )

If China gets hit hard by US tariffs, sooner or later China is going to adjusted their tariffs against the world, depending on how much China is going to lose money.

 

[p.b]

I can’t find any data on EXPORT tariffs from China to the UK on AliExpress items, not to say they don’t exist but increasing them would seem counterintuitive if China is losing the US market.

 

[SpeedyPC]

I can’t find any data on EXPORT tariffs from China to the UK on AliExpress items, not to say they don’t exist but increasing them would seem counterintuitive if China is losing the US market.

It’s too early at the moment, just wait awhile.

 

[SpeedyPC]

@p.b the US has about 150 free trading or something across the globe that all effected by the tariffs, US has 90 days to make an agreement with the world leaders, so it’s too early at the moment.