Like handling and (in my case) shipping to Germany.
Oh and from where will they be shipped? Directly from the US to everyone? And what about import taxes as there probably won't be a real invoice?
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Next Tuesday we will know the final price and you'll have the chance to pay or cancel your order. An ALPHA+TKL+Spacebar should be around $90 including shipping to Europe. But it's a very rough estimate.ne0phyte wrote: Is there a rough estimate what the final price will be (raw keycaps price + XX) ?
Like handling and (in my case) shipping to Germany.
tracked shipping from USA.ne0phyte wrote:Oh and from where will they be shipped?
we sold only 31 ISO kits, it means that we would hardly reach the 50 tier of an EU kit.Gilgam wrote:Will there be an EURO set finally ?
How does that work? Imagine 10% cancel their orders, wouldn't that raise the price for everyone again?matt3o wrote:Next Tuesday we will know the final price and you'll have the chance to pay or cancel your order. An ALPHA+TKL+Spacebar should be around $90 including shipping to Europe. But it's a very rough estimate.ne0phyte wrote: Is there a rough estimate what the final price will be (raw keycaps price + XX) ?
Like handling and (in my case) shipping to Germany.
Usually in GBs they lower the declared value in order to avoid VAT and I didn't have to pay for that.ne0phyte wrote:Maybe someone from Germany/Europe can answer this:
What about import taxes? Do the guys at the customs know what keycaps are worth? Did you have to pay for stuff like that in the past?
Yeah, I forgot, sent goods are keycaps, not keyboardspasph wrote:Usually in GBs they lower the declared value in order to avoid VAT and I didn't have to pay for that.
Thanks. I know our customs regulations but the question was more how keycaps und things like that are valued. I'm pretty sure having no invoice would be better (and having one with a lower value the best).Acanthophis wrote:Depends where you live. In a big city like mine (Berlin) almost all my packages form outer EU got stuck in customs (Zoll).
Apart from the horrid waiting times (3h min. for me) you have to pay only the additional 19% VAT (Einführungsumsatzsteuer).
Helpful link: http://www.zoll.de/DE/Fachthemen/Zoelle ... _node.html
I personally do always calculate an additional 19% on my totals.
Does that mean that you can only validate your order as a whole or cancel it totally ? No possibility to change quantities ?matt3o wrote: [...]
The orders will be on hold for 2 days, in this grace period you can review your order with the final pricing and cancel it if you want (but no new orders are accepted). [...]
I'll talk with samwisekoi about this.ne0phyte wrote:EDIT: I see. So @matt3o will the keycaps be declared with a lower value?
you can change it as well.zulios wrote: Does that mean that you can only validate your order as a whole or cancel it totally ? No possibility to change quantities ?
The European Kit is coming right after, but it depends how many EU orders we get, I don't have stats yet. Potentially we have 50 EU orders (coming from DT) but only 33 ISO kits sold.kvad wrote:Are you saying that it won't happen Matt3o?
Thanks. That would be really good to know 'cause my curent order will probably be above 150 Euro with shipping so I'd have to pay 19% import taxes + customs duty (whatever that is for keycaps).matt3o wrote:I'll talk with samwisekoi about this.ne0phyte wrote:EDIT: I see. So @matt3o will the keycaps be declared with a lower value?
Let's say we hit the 50 tier (hard but let's assume it). that would be $70.42 + all the expenses + shipping. One set all included might cost more than $100. If we are all okay with that, I can start the EU kit GB right away.Gilgam wrote:I won't buy so many retro sets if i'm not sure getting EU set.
The question is how much that number is influenced by the current lack of a language pack and by the uncertainty that it might come.matt3o wrote:we sold only 31 ISO kits, it means that we would hardly reach the 50 tier of an EU kit.Gilgam wrote:Will there be an EURO set finally ?
technically speaking you should declare the invoiced value, not the materials cost. anyway I'm waiting samwisekoi to wakeup to talk about that.7bit wrote:In several different group buys, key caps had been sold for $25 per package. Please don't send as gift!
The true value of my switches is also way cheaper than you thought they are ...
Hopefully this afternoon I'll have news from SP.Bullveyr wrote:Any update on the possibility of the DSA left stemmed mold?
Original point remains. Are we ready to hand $100 for 10/20 keys?Bullveyr wrote:The question is how much that number is influenced by the current lack of a language pack and by the uncertainty that it might come.
the EU kit will be a different GB, it has nothing to share with the original one. samwisekoi doesn't want to add new kits to the original GB (and I can't blame him).dirge wrote:We're going ahead and socialising the $3500 tooling cost for a new spacebar that not everyone wants or needs, the overall cost soaked up by everyone was around $0.6 yes? Why are we using the same power of volume for the language kits?
I'm sure most people would be willing to help out the minority.
*crossingfingers*matt3o wrote:Hopefully this afternoon I'll have news from SP.Bullveyr wrote:Any update on the possibility of the DSA left stemmed mold?