Good source to buy IP items at
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Milkisbad, can you please send me your catalog on IP IR Ptz cameras? Thanks.
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Well 12 bucks isn't bad. I'm all about a clean looking install. I just wish it came more like a normal weatherproof box where it didn't have the fitting on it and fitted a flush plug. Most of my installs I bring the wire in the back of the box.
Milkisbad, can you please send me your catalog? Any new sales?
Will the warranty be honored in Canada?
Thanks!
Adam
Will the warranty be honored in Canada?
Thanks!
Adam
Milkisbad, can I get a copy of your catalog and information on any new sales going on please?
Thanks!
Mike
Thanks!
Mike
Re: Good source to buy Hikvision items at.
I know milkisbad is going to have a black friday deal, right? hehe
I know milkisbad is going to have a black friday deal, right? hehe
Re: Good source to buy Hikvision items at.
Hi,
Would love a copy of your catalog. Do you ship to Ireland?
In the market for x4 Hikvison 3mp turrets & Hikvison NVR to suit.
Great prices by the way if your OP is anything to go by
Hi,
Would love a copy of your catalog. Do you ship to Ireland?
In the market for x4 Hikvison 3mp turrets & Hikvison NVR to suit.
Great prices by the way if your OP is anything to go by
Re: Good source to buy Hikvision items at.
Thanks man.
But trust me the prices charged over here are so inflated that it would take a massive shipping bill to trump them.
I will have a look and let you know, but it great to see someone not out to make a killing and just a decent profit.
Thanks man.
But trust me the prices charged over here are so inflated that it would take a massive shipping bill to trump them.
I will have a look and let you know, but it great to see someone not out to make a killing and just a decent profit.
Re: Good source to buy Hikvision items at.
Not to prevent you from ordering international from a great US seller.
Purely practically and economically speaking. If you aren't used to ordering international and haven't run into the extra taxes.
Check for local "duty & import fees" and factor those in as a possible extra cost, besides shipping and insurance.
Last time I shipped a several hundred dollar item as a birthday GIFT (and it truthfully was a birthday gift; a customized MINT electronics item in custom packaging (so not brand new in sealed retail box packaging sent as retail or commercial shipment)) to Europe insured with 3 day air; clearly marked as GIFT, proper value declared (if not properly declared word has it they can confiscate it) it was > $100 shipping + insurance. Figured that was worth it for timely delivery and peace of mind. It travelled really fast across the pond and then got stuck in a national "customs clearance" center for over a week. After clearing the recipient got a note in the mailbox (we're now at two weeks vs 3-day) to go pick up the item at the post office and surprise surprise an extra >$100 of fees assessed on the value of the item AND combined shipping + insurance cost. Looked like it had been inspected. No consideration given to the fact it was truthfully a gift.
Anyway. Just sharing that as a personal anecdote from my last international shipping adventure. And during some research I noticed many people who were making a first time order were unaware of "customs clearance" and got surprise import duty whatever fees levied on something they ordered from outside of the EU. Whether it was a $10 or $25 thing or $500. Some places now have $0 exception. No more waiver for 15-25-100 nor gifts.
Not to prevent you from ordering international from a great US seller.
Purely practically and economically speaking. If you aren't used to ordering international and haven't run into the extra taxes.
Check for local "duty & import fees" and factor those in as a possible extra cost, besides shipping and insurance.
Last time I shipped a several hundred dollar item as a birthday GIFT (and it truthfully was a birthday gift; a customized MINT electronics item in custom packaging (so not brand new in sealed retail box packaging sent as retail or commercial shipment)) to Europe insured with 3 day air; clearly marked as GIFT, proper value declared (if not properly declared word has it they can confiscate it) it was > $100 shipping + insurance. Figured that was worth it for timely delivery and peace of mind. It travelled really fast across the pond and then got stuck in a national "customs clearance" center for over a week. After clearing the recipient got a note in the mailbox (we're now at two weeks vs 3-day) to go pick up the item at the post office and surprise surprise an extra >$100 of fees assessed on the value of the item AND combined shipping + insurance cost. Looked like it had been inspected. No consideration given to the fact it was truthfully a gift.
Anyway. Just sharing that as a personal anecdote from my last international shipping adventure. And during some research I noticed many people who were making a first time order were unaware of "customs clearance" and got surprise import duty whatever fees levied on something they ordered from outside of the EU. Whether it was a $10 or $25 thing or $500. Some places now have $0 exception. No more waiver for 15-25-100 nor gifts.
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