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  #1748934 27-Mar-2017 19:53
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Haha not sure but I did get my HP that much cheaper :)



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  #1748942 27-Mar-2017 20:02
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well unfortunately pricing is circa 40% cheaper in US compared to NZ. RIP OFF!


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  #1748946 27-Mar-2017 20:07
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Exactly, almost worth taking a trip to get a laptop when you're buying higher end!

 

 

 

Anyone used a shipping service that you can use a US address have the laptop forwarded to NZ? I'm tempted to just do this but not clear on whether these services will forwarded on a laptop?

 

 

 

Even on the HP US store or at bestbuy the prices are so much better than NZ




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  #1749279 28-Mar-2017 10:59
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Lets be very clear here.
You run a risk of importing ANYTHING with a battery.

 

Some ebay sellers will just box up & send as is, without proper documentation or packaging (if so & detected , expect real issues)
It can be rejected at any stage of the process, and either returned to sender , destroyed(yes), or left to linger forever at some courier depot .

 

battery import is rather murky, hard to find definite info from ALL involved as to what,where,when they accept & reject
Some allow batts as part of a device (eg laptop,phone) , some require batt to be removed ,some allow up to certain batt capacity , some just reject everything with a lithium batt in.

 

Just because they send it, doesnt mean it will actually get delivered . As I found out, trying to import batts from Asia .  :-(

 

 


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