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Sino November 5th, 2009 23:22

Help: Custom sent me this letter~
 
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good evening everyone, i just received this letter from CBAS, if any one can explain this letter for me, i really appreciate that~(if anyone had this problem before)

Conker November 5th, 2009 23:25

That's been seized, and you'll most likely never see it again.

Bodys are prohibited for importation, so your receiver is the problem.

EDIT: My mistake, I don't know where I saw a silencer...

Darklen November 5th, 2009 23:28

You tried to import a prohibited device (the receiver) and it got caught. It does not matter is you've done it before and never had an issue, you got caught this time. Basically, you have to contact CBSA and explain why you think you should be allowed to import a prohibited device without appropriate permits. I'm presuming you do not have the proper permits. All the other stuff is fine, they just seized it because. The receiver is gone though.

We have an entire thread on Importing Airsoft and the hazards of just ordering whatever you want.

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=40318


I've already deleted several replies that were insulting and not helpful. Please stay on topic and be civil or infractions will be handed out.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Conker (Post 1099069)
They might also keep the silencer at the same time, but for this it depends on the people who reviews these items.

No suppressor listed in that list. A fore end yes, no suppressor.

Skruface November 5th, 2009 23:32

I vote for sticky on this topic. It might help some of the noobs finally understand. Or not. Can't hurt though.

Bissa November 5th, 2009 23:40

I know that bodies are prohibited also, which means that at least 2 underage people spotted that. you have been on here for more about 4 years, you probably should know that too.
sorry if this came off harsh but it is the truth.

Outcast569 November 5th, 2009 23:47

I agree with them. You have been here long enough to know better.

Really there is nothing you can do you imported something you were not allowed to and it got taken. Chances are your never going to see that package again.

Just because Im curious what gun was in there and how much did you lose on this mistake?


*+1 for stickying this post for others to not make the same mistake.

KNIVEZS November 5th, 2009 23:54

did you actually tried to import a gun receiver or is it a gearbox?

lemegacool November 5th, 2009 23:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by KNIVEZS (Post 1099106)
did you actually tried to import a gun receiver or is it a gearbox?

thats what i was thinking... if its a gearbox then call them and explain smootly and politely what it is... if its a receiver then pray they will be kind enough to send you the non prohibited items (wouldn't count on it)

Ronan November 6th, 2009 00:00

So since he brought the receiver, EVERYTHING else is confiscated? Thats douchy.

Outcast569 November 6th, 2009 00:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ronan (Post 1099116)
So since he brought the receiver, EVERYTHING else is confiscated? Thats douchy.

He can appeal for the other pieces but since it was all one package it was all taken. Thats how it works. He has the option to try and get it all or parts of it back but the odds are against him.

lemegacool November 6th, 2009 00:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ronan (Post 1099116)
So since he brought the receiver, EVERYTHING else is confiscated? Thats douchy.

what ? you just realised customs were big douches?

Oberst08 November 6th, 2009 00:07

Actually, it's not seized. That form is for the detention of goods, and held for determination to see what's allowed in, and what's not.

Seizure notice would be sent after it's been determined what stuff is prohibited. What should happen is the stuff allowed to come in will be released, while the prohibited items seized. He'd be given a seizure notice form, with the address to write to appeal, as most of you guys would probably know. So all this guy's stuff isn't doomed right off the hop.

Cuddles November 6th, 2009 00:11

Can you confirm that you did actually order a receiver?

There have been instances where customs have held gearboxes thinking that they were receivers.

Edit: doh, didn't read the previous comments

Ronan November 6th, 2009 00:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by Oberst08 (Post 1099128)
Actually, it's not seized. That form is for the detention of goods, and held for determination to see what's allowed in, and what's not.

Seizure notice would be sent after it's been determined what stuff is prohibited. What should happen is the stuff allowed to come in will be released, while the prohibited items seized. He'd be given a seizure notice form, with the address to write to appeal, as most of you guys would probably know. So all this guy's stuff isn't doomed right off the hop.

Ah thought so.

kullwarrior November 6th, 2009 00:42

Hey, atleast you declared it so if they seize it you are safe from Smuggling in


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