Cigar online shops usa

[Sean]

Alright people

does anyone no of any reputable online stores in usa that ship to uk got a few like not to sure whether to trust them with being new to this

cheers
sean

[fordi]

It's a murky world buying cigars from off our shores. We're you after a particular non Cuban?

[c10cko]

I've used both ****** and ******* without issue.

[TJCoro]

I'm afraid this falls under the rule restricting discussions to UK sources only.

Lo siento, muchachos.

RJ

[Sean]

I'm afraid this falls under the rule restricting discussions to UK sources only.

Lo siento, muchachos.

RJ

Sorry mate

[Sean]

It's a murky world buying cigars from off our shores. We're you after a particular non Cuban?

No mate just browsing still still new to this u see but noticed surprising difference in price

[fordi]

The forum mods will take a dislike I'm sure to this topic I'm afraid. I do agree with them that if this turns into a place to avoid tax then the forum will be closed and we will no longer have discussions about our beloved cigars.

[fordi]

thanks mate *deleted* with posting is still half a expensive as uk great stuff

Also import tax will add on a massive wedge so factor that in too. It's a hefty addition when you start paying tobacco taxes on the boxes they come in.

[Sean]

Sorry if i have annonyed anyone about this. As i say i didnt know any of this and wondered why the price difference was different

[sheppsea]

By the time you've paid all the duties and taxes you won't save any money, even purchases from EU countries are subject to them, it much easier, cheaper and more enjoyable to arrange a trip to a fellow EU country and pick up some sticks while you over there, my understanding is that technically you can bring back as many as you want for personal use but HMRC start asking questions at anything over 200 (from the EU).

Further information on the duties payable when buying online from overseas can be found on the HMRC website:

http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPortalWebApp.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageLibrary_ShowContent&id=HMCE_PROD_008556&propertyType=document

[butternutsquashpie]

By the time you've paid all the duties and taxes you won't save any money, even purchases from EU countries are subject to them, it much easier, cheaper and more enjoyable to arrange a trip to a fellow EU country and pick up some sticks while you over there, my understanding is that technically you can bring back as many as you want for personal use but HMRC start asking questions at anything over 200 (from the EU).

Hey Sean!! We sure know the HMRC like the back of our hands now.... don't we!?
Ehehehehe Too well....

However, Sean v2.0...