So, last week I sent a £13 pair of reading glasses to Ireland. When I was in the Post Office, the assistant asked me the value of the contents, and I stated £15. It has today arrived in Dublin.....with a request to pay some 45 Euro in import duty. The value on the customs form that I've seen is 154.62 Euros!!! I haven't a clue who this has happened. The package has, quite rightly, be refused in Dublin. I am going to the PO on Saturday to try find out what happened but is there anything I can do myself, online?
Problem with item value on customs form
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