when you mail competiton entries/large format layouts, what value do you put down on the customs sheet? i always found it difficult to determine this. the paper cost is one thing. the ideas is a totally different thing.
is there a value of products being shipped that you should put down so that they don't have to end up opening up the entire thing? anyone know? i'm talking about overseas shipments. i've had competiton entries not make it because of this type of delay even if i couriered it.
put 100 dllrs maximum, if not ur submission will found troubles to get inside some countries due to taxes policies...
i actually always put something in a range of 20 to 50 bucks by each panel....they do it for import/export premises not to pay u back that quantity in case they lose them
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when you mail competiton entries/large format layouts, what value do you put down on the customs sheet? i always found it difficult to determine this. the paper cost is one thing. the ideas is a totally different thing.
is there a value of products being shipped that you should put down so that they don't have to end up opening up the entire thing? anyone know? i'm talking about overseas shipments. i've had competiton entries not make it because of this type of delay even if i couriered it.
put 100 dllrs maximum, if not ur submission will found troubles to get inside some countries due to taxes policies...
i actually always put something in a range of 20 to 50 bucks by each panel....they do it for import/export premises not to pay u back that quantity in case they lose them
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