morgan
1147 posts since 22/2/11
posted 31 Dec 2020 17:17, edited 31 Dec 2020 17:17
It makes no difference. It’s still done manually and the systems are still inputted with dates and badge codes.
I work in imports so I know it’s not just as simple as a computer saying no on the 1st.
There will be literally tons of imports in bonded warehouses which are not cleared yet and they won’t suddenly become liable for duty after midnight.
31 Dec 2020 17:20
I think the brexit supporters are going to melt away from this topic, and the blame / pivot has started in the press so they will pick those lines up after.
31 Dec 2020 18:13
I can see the CHIEF system causing all sorts of problems next eeek.
Lets hope not, our company has moved from 2 CHEIF lines to 6 so fingers crossed we wont have a impact
swede
10510 posts since 21/3/09
1 Jan 2021 17:27
Rirawin wrote: Be interested to know if some of the Brexiteers on this forum, Dee, Rickrude, Fudge et al. are happy that this is the brexit they voted for.
course not. they swallowed the cummings bs about sovereignty and "taking back control" hook, line and sinker… no time to read the small print/details or have any other independent/logical thoughts though. gullible twats
R
13339 posts since 17/5/03
posted 1 Jan 2021 18:20, edited 1 Jan 2021 18:20
swede wrote: Rirawin wrote: Be interested to know if some of the Brexiteers on this forum, Dee, Rickrude, Fudge et al. are happy that this is the brexit they voted for.
course not. they swallowed the cummings bs about sovereignty and "taking back control" hook, line and sinker… no time to read the small print/details or have any other independent/logical thoughts though. gullible twats
Voted to remain, but completely disagree with this remain(ers) = good, leave(rs) = bad rhetoric, which is exhibited throughout politics, particularly from the left. I’ve been massively impacted by the fallout of this, but it was a far from ideal/utopian ‘partnership’ and from what I’ve read, seems like we’ve got a pretty decent deal. The fact that a few idiots (myself included) may end up paying a few quid on importing clothes is hardly a significant part of this process.
1 Jan 2021 18:31
You have to pay extra for that Seiko Swede ?
misled
4496 posts since 3/1/02
posted 1 Jan 2021 19:35, edited 1 Jan 2021 19:35
The deal is worse than what we had when we were in the EU. Tell me what's better? Not even looking at the fact that we have spent more on "getting Brexit done" than we gave to the EU
R
13339 posts since 17/5/03
1 Jan 2021 19:37
Jesus wrote: most of the big German cycle retailers have pulled the plug at the minute for shipping to the uk
yup, ordered a sink from germany the other day and UK shipping wasn't an option. fortunately someone I know over there was able to forward it on.
swede
10510 posts since 21/3/09
Jesus
6099 posts since 7/10/08
1 Jan 2021 21:15
same with aliexpress, just done an order and now there is added tax
swede
10510 posts since 21/3/09
1 Jan 2021 21:17
R wrote: swede wrote: Rirawin wrote: Be interested to know if some of the Brexiteers on this forum, Dee, Rickrude, Fudge et al. are happy that this is the brexit they voted for.
course not. they swallowed the cummings bs about sovereignty and "taking back control" hook, line and sinker… no time to read the small print/details or have any other independent/logical thoughts though. gullible twats
Voted to remain, but completely disagree with this remain(ers) = good, leave(rs) = bad rhetoric, which is exhibited throughout politics, particularly from the left. I’ve been massively impacted by the fallout of this, but it was a far from ideal/utopian ‘partnership’ and from what I’ve read, seems like we’ve got a pretty decent deal. The fact that a few idiots (myself included) may end up paying a few quid on importing clothes is hardly a significant part of this process.
that is a fair comment and i am fully aware i am being deliberately provocative. there are very valid arguments on both sides for remaining/leaving. however, it is shocking to observe the number of people who voted leave but can't actually put forward a valid reason for doing so (e.g rickrude). the majority of the public have been completely spun by right wing propaganda, which is extremely unfortunate
1 Jan 2021 21:18
Not really Swede because I never voted Brexit - for maybe the twentieth time
swede
10510 posts since 21/3/09
1 Jan 2021 21:18
Jesus wrote: same with aliexpress, just done an order and now there is added tax
less chance of those sellers marking down now i guess
R
13339 posts since 17/5/03
1 Jan 2021 21:39
swede wrote: R wrote: swede wrote: Rirawin wrote: Be interested to know if some of the Brexiteers on this forum, Dee, Rickrude, Fudge et al. are happy that this is the brexit they voted for.
course not. they swallowed the cummings bs about sovereignty and "taking back control" hook, line and sinker… no time to read the small print/details or have any other independent/logical thoughts though. gullible twats
Voted to remain, but completely disagree with this remain(ers) = good, leave(rs) = bad rhetoric, which is exhibited throughout politics, particularly from the left. I’ve been massively impacted by the fallout of this, but it was a far from ideal/utopian ‘partnership’ and from what I’ve read, seems like we’ve got a pretty decent deal. The fact that a few idiots (myself included) may end up paying a few quid on importing clothes is hardly a significant part of this process.
that is a fair comment and i am fully aware i am being deliberately provocative. there are very valid arguments on both sides for remaining/leaving. however, it is shocking to observe the number of people who voted leave but can't actually put forward a valid reason for doing so (e.g rickrude). the majority of the public have been completely spun by right wing propaganda, which is extremely unfortunate
of course, but also a lot with very valid arguments.
