i want to buy some adult dvd on u.s website and ship it to canada.. can anyone tell me their experience?? Does it go through the custom without any trouble? any duty fee, or tax to pay??
i saw that some website ask for credit card statement, bank information, should i give them??
I have ordered DVDs from a few different US websites. All of my orders have made it through customs with no problems, but about 50% of the time I have had to pay a few bucks in border fees.
However a few people seem to highly recommend DV-Depot. They are apparently located in Canada so duty is not an issue. The selection and pricing seems very reasonable for Canada.
have you ever ordered from laseredge?? usually, the one that you got duty fee, it is from usps airmail shipping?? i heard that they never charge duty fee if you ship it usps airmail
My past experiences with shippping from US to Canada basically were that customs open the package at least half of the time, maybe more. I stick with dv-depot.com for my discs. Great selection, prices are resonable for Canada, and they have supercool customer service.
Dude, if you're shipping from the US to Canada, you're always going to run into problems with Customs. What DVDs are you ordering? If they're "normal" DVDs (ie: Evil Angel, Anabolic, Vivid, etc...) you should definitely try out DV-Depot (www.dv-depot.com). They're based in Ontario, and I've used them extensively for the past 6 months or so. Customer service is great, they got representatives on their forums, plus the best thing is their "flexi-cart", which lets you reserve titles. Also, they indicate whether the titles are in-stock or not, so no guess work like on some websites.
Never had any problems with shipping, usually 2 days and it's right there.
If you're based in Canada, this is the one to go with, IMHO. I've never ordered anything from the US, but there's really no need to!
I've sold a number of DVDs to Canadians on ebay auctions. I have no idea of whether customs opened them or not, but I do know that I declared them as DVDs, and that they all arrived to the buyer.
They view the movies and if they have any violence or degredation to the woman, they will seize it and and send you a letter saying you can appeal to the crown by such a date, or you can ignore the letter and they will destroy the tape/dvd. They then send a second letter saying you chose not to appeal and that they destroyed the material. This gets tricky as many movies now may have only 30 seconds or a minute where a girl gets choked or slapped or something similar to that and that little 30 second bit can cause them to take you movies. Sucks big time, not worth the hassle. I'd rather order within Canada and not have to worry about it. Plus, when you order a movie you have not seen yet, how are you to know there is not a scene on it that has some rough sex which may cause them to take your movies.
Don't you mean poor, downtrodden, underappreciated civil servants, subjecting themselves to the long term ill effects of pornography, degradation and violence, for an unsympathetic general populace.
Actually, dv-depot now deals directly with Evil Angel, so they get stock in on a regular and timely basis. Some of the studios that don't release a lot of titles on dvd (like JM), they go through a distributor so sometimes you have to wait a while for them. But at least you can reserve the title and know when it comes in, unlike other sites that just list them and you have to wonder if and when you will get your disc, it's a shot in the dark. At the depot you can delete a reserved disc if you are sick of waiting for it, you have no obligation to buy it, unlike other sites that once you have ordered it, you are screwed until they get it instock, or you have to pick another title to replace it with. I'll stick with dv-depot, they are the best by far in Canada.