But in this case, it's not actually $350. It's 90 in brokerage fees and GST on those fees, plus $230 in GST. The GST you'll have to pay in any case. So you'll save the $90, which may or may not be worthwhile.FroogleDude wrote: ↑Our UPS driver that comes by daily told me that if I ever get a package with such a hefty "brokerage fee". He says to tell them that you will take care of the "brokerage" yourself. You gotta drive down to the airport and fill out the paper work yourself. Has anybody tried this? At $350, it's worth the trip.
Clint