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I always wondered how people come back without getting checked. I see cars just drive off without going into the customs to declare anything. It's pretty obvious most of the guys, aside from the ones working there, is picking up something. I want to know their excuse!! |
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I came back with a cat converter and got through no problem:) |
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They didn't tax my $240 camera. |
the highest amount of goods that i did not get taxed on was my exhaust it was 450usd the lady was nice, i had my invoice in hand and told her the amount that was on it. sometimes, being honest to them may help i picked up many things in PR, but never actually got hassled or taxed. just be honest and have your invoice in hand |
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they NEVER asked too much questions when i come back from the states. 15mins trip or few hours cruise. |
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yea usually if I answer all their questions I dont ever get asked to go inside most I ever spent and didn't get taxed was 460ish |
most of the time the guards are pretty nice and don't get to stingy on taxing you but what i learned from last visit is never follow a minivan cuz they searched the van then when i was up next, they searched mine:cry: luckly i had nothing in the trunk |
Totally varies. I've had several $200 items go by fine, but one time got taxed badly on a $150 item... something to the tune of 25%, so I paid an extra $50 on that. Always had receipts on hand too. Also I don't really trust that Can-AM, I tried it once and my mileage was noticeably bad with it. I go to their Chevron all the time now instead. |
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So they ended up taxing you twenty cents...? |
Meh, gas is gas. Maybe I've been lucky but I've never had any problems with "bad gas" ever, in 11 years. I just fill up wherever it happens to be cheap. Locally, that means Superstore. In the states, USA Gasoline is the cheapest. If your car runs crappy, I'd check the other internals before just blaming the gas station. |
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BUMP!!!!!! Just filled up at Texaco - 97.9/L for 92 Octane |
I find the quality of 89 gas in Canada to be better than the Chevron 89 in Point Roberts. |
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and even if that were true (which is crazy when you think of all the millions of cars in the US using this gas, they all run just fine - the argument that cdn gas is superior is so stupid) put in 91, or even 92 for A LOT cheaper still |
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Right now chevron at Point Roberts for 92 octane is $0.999 usd per litre. Point Roberts tailors to the Canadian's they price their gas on the signs in litres =) |
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Speaking of point roberts, they have the best fried chicken in the marketplace for like 2 dollars for 2 leg and thigh, and grey goose is 30 dollars for a 2'6 Posted via RS Mobile |
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went to pt roberts over the weekend and chevron gas now has up to 10% ethanol |
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