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TeaLeaf

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#179465 9-Sep-2015 18:30
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Ive got a kitchen appliance I need, $100usd, they charge $320NZD here.

Is it cost effective to buy it from amazon or is the tax gonna kill the deal?

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  #1383577 9-Sep-2015 18:45
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Sounds like a winner, have you checked the operating voltage, most likely only 110V, not 240v like we use here



  #1384574 9-Sep-2015 19:24
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http://www.whatsmyduty.org.nz/

and as above whats the voltage it operates on?

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  #1384616 9-Sep-2015 20:26
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let me guess ... the magic bullet blender thingy? US100 = no tax.



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  #1384620 9-Sep-2015 20:35
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haha no. only issue im concerned about is postage as its the sice of a 10litre cooking pot, well thats essentially what it is ;-p

  #1384622 9-Sep-2015 20:38
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TeaLeaf: haha no. only issue im concerned about is postage as its the sice of a 10litre cooking pot, well thats essentially what it is ;-p


amazon normally gives you a price for shipping.

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  #1384683 9-Sep-2015 23:23
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I was looking at one of those breakfast muffin cookers off amazon. Already have a transformer. Why does the US get all the awesome cooking appliances?




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