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    ggilbert is offline SatelliteGuys Freshman
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    shipping from Canada back to US

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    When I go to Canada in July, can I buy a new Bell receiver and ship it back to myself in the states? I already have Bell service. I want a new receiver.

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    peano is offline SatelliteGuys Senior
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    Yes.

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    Be prepared for the possibility to pay duty and brokers fees. I got hit with a 45$ charge by UPS/Customs when my mother sent me my ShawDiretc box. She made the "mistake" of declaring it full value...

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    Use Canada Post. UPS are crooks when it comes to brokerage charges.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ggilbert View Post
    When I go to Canada in July, can I buy a new Bell receiver and ship it back to myself in the states? I already have Bell service. I want a new receiver.
    Why ship it back, when you can just take it back with you. After you been out of the US 48 hours, you can bring back up to $800 value in goods a person.

    Americans Returning to the US.

    (no minimum time) $200 150 ml. (5 oz.) 10 Cigars (non-Cuban) Daily

    After 48 hours $800 1 Litre (33.8oz.) of Liquor 1 Carton (200 Cigarettes and 100 Cigars (non-Cuban)

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    Forced from Dish to Time Warner Cable to get my hometown Buffalo Sabres Games and the NewYork Yankees. Looks Like I will keep the Rabbit Ears with Tin Foil and a Transistor Radio, handy just in case

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    Yes, as Peano says...

    UPS are crooks when shipping cross border. USPS and FedEx include customs brokerage in their rates and UPS does not. You will get a phone call asking if you want to use their brokers (~$35US) or if you have your own. Who, as a consumer, has their own customs broker? The stupid thing is that most electronics/computer equipment is exempt from any duties under the free trade agreement. All you should have to pay is sales tax. But like another poster said - why not just take it back with you? They are on display for sale at most major retailers including Best buy, Futureshop, The source, Bell world,....?

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    But dosnt Bell require you to fill out some paperwork in the store?
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    Hey, I am going to be traveling through Canana next week (Windsor-Montreal) and was wondering where I can pickup a Starchoice (aka Shaw) receiver and dish combo? I ordered StarChoice through a broker when we lived in VA but sold the receiver/dish when we moved. I was thinking about reestablishing service this fall since I really miss the hockey coverage.

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    Shaw Direct Store Locator - Find Satellite Retailers in Canada - Shaw Direct




    When you find one using this link, give them a call rather than just going there. When I checked, one was a guy who just worked out of his house.


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    Unfortunately most retailers do not sell the dish there because the installer brings it with him when he does the install

    Since you're going to Montreal I suggest kusat. (dot com) They can sell both the dish and receiver
    Winegard 76cm dish, SG2100 motor, Sadoun dual KU LNB..... Directv Slimline SWM 3 LNB.... GeoSatPro 36" dish with Sadoun dual KU LNB... Coolsat 5000 on motorized.... Manhattan RS1933....Directv HR34 (yes the 5 tuner monster) GeoSatPro 200 to aim dishes.... few receivers not set up yet
    Two 6 foot Fortec dish with GeoSatPro dual C-Band LNB "ghetto moved" to various C-Band satellites

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