UPS - Waiving Brokerage Fees | Hypebeast Forums

June 14, 2011 @ 03:46 PM

Rizal

Post: 1832

Join Date: Mar 2011

Location: Sauga

Wassup my fellow Canucks?

I am stationed in Sauga and package about to arrive tomorrow. Now to some that had experience waiving UPS scam ass brokerage fees how did it went down?

I am 100% sure that you can waive brokerage fees a and will only need to pay taxes/customs duties.

I got steps on how to do it and just wanted to know how was your experience? How was the CBSA agent like in your area? Were they easy? Cuz i heard some CBSA agents arent even familiar how to waive UPS brokerage fees.

Thanks

June 16, 2011 @ 09:05 AM

Gmas

Post: 702

Join Date: Nov 2006

If you're talking about going in person and brokering your own package, then I've heard it can be done - sounds like too much time and effort for the savings though. As mentioned, you have to actually go to the physical location and do it though.

Search on RFD, I'm sure lots of people on there have experience.

June 16, 2011 @ 09:26 AM

Rizal

Post: 1832

Join Date: Mar 2011

Location: Sauga

^ yea done did it. will be picking up the package today

June 17, 2011 @ 09:57 AM

Rockwe11

Post: 43

Join Date: Jun 2011

How do you waive the brokerage fees? Do you have a link to some more info? Is that will all carriers like DHL too?

June 18, 2011 @ 03:36 PM

Rizal

Post: 1832

Join Date: Mar 2011

Location: Sauga

I'll link it when u get home. I'm on iPhone right now.

You can waive it with different couriers. UPS Fedex and DHL

Pretty much

Steps:

1. Call Courier for Commercial Invoice - they can either fax or email it to u
2. Go to your nearest CBSA with invoice, 2 pcs of ID and the receipt from the webstore
3. Show documents to the agent
4. Pay for taxes and duties then ask for B15 form
5. Fax the B15 form to Courier
6. Pick up the item from your local Courier warehouse. Bring ID with you.

edit:

here is the link guys

trueler.com/2010/11/24/self-clear-shipment-cbsa-avoid-ups-brokerage-fee/