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You have to get rid of the packaging, and dump all the manuals etc or otherwise you might get a date with customs to explains why you have 10 unopened MBP's in
by consp 6y ago
You have to get rid of the packaging, and dump all the manuals etc or otherwise you might get a date with customs to explains why you have 10 unopened MBP's in your backpack and you get a nice import fee + VAT or you can leave them at the customs office. Also, you get about 10% tax added when buy.
- bluedino 6y ago>> You have to get rid of the packaging, and dump all the manuals Good thing Apple laptops don't come with manuals. There isn't much much more than a couple stickers and a microfiber cloth in the box.
- alchemism 6y agoLast time I did this, when the officials saw the number of laptops in my carryon they sent me over to the diplomat line for faster processing.
- andrewnicolalde 6y agoLOL, what happened then?
- alchemism 6y agoThere is only anticlimax :) The ‘executive’ screener was kindly about helping me sort them into a line of individual trays and then back into the luggage and didn’t show the slightest curiosity about any of it.
- withinboredom 6y agoThat's funny, when I flew in LA from Bali, I got stuffed in a room for four hours because I had a rock in my suitcase.
- dliff 6y agoReturning from Singapore I was asked if I had any "rare feathers"... I said no but was still taken aside and searched.
- alchemism 6y agoI like processing through Newark, New Jersey the best. They seem to have the least propensity for wasting your (their) time, or else a very good nose on who the actual problems are in the crowd and focusing their attention on them. [edit: and these use beagles to check luggage! How cute is that.]