UPS didn't even deliver the product.
I'm suing them in small claims.
We'll see what happens.
I imagine that even after the ruling, our ass backwards legal system will somehow say this makes sense, even though the tariff rate was never near high enough for that bill to make any sense.
Further, they're going to get refunded the $10 it MIGHT have cost them.
It's not the point, but why were you doing this? Surely internationally shipping a sack of sand is more painful than getting a local one?
It was interesting to see shops in the border towns of south & south east Switzerland buying & selling products from Italy, a relatively cheaper market.
Pre Brexit, I encounter a shop that did this in London and was surprised.
Having just been over there again, it's not hard to be entirely cashless, so the convenience isn’t missed.
Italians seem to like dealing in cash, with various taxis and hotels being cheaper if you pay cash. I guess that means it’s off the books?
There are going to be a raft of class action suits based on this.
As one of my lawyers once said, the only winners here are the lawyers.
Congress is full of lawyers do it’s pretty natural that they make rules that favor lawyers.