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You really can't guarantee that if you buy from a .ca website that it will be a Canadian company. I bought from a .no, and was surprised when I was hit by a la
by tallanvor 6y ago
You really can't guarantee that if you buy from a .ca website that it will be a Canadian company.
I bought from a .no, and was surprised when I was hit by a large customs fee when I went to pick up the package. The company ended up actually being registered in the Netherlands and failed to disclose that they weren't collecting the duty tax. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get any of the consumer groups in Norway or the Netherlands to take any action over it.
- winthrowe 6y agoCCTLD policies vary, but Canada should be one of the TLDs that this is a reasonable thing to expect: https://www.cira.ca/policy/rules-and-procedures/canadian-presence-requirements-registrants https://www.cira.ca/policy/rules-and-procedures/canadian-pre...