Saturday, May 21, 2011

I left some clothes in the states [i live in Egypt] and i want them. what do i do

I left some clothes in the states [i live in Egypt] and i want them. what do i do?
I dont want to pay import tariffs because they're not new! so how can i get them back without paying the tariffs? [PS:i cant send them with anyone because i don't know anyone coming from the states soon!]
Egypt - 8 Answers
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cryyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy or buy another clothes
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As your clothes are used you will not have to pay tariffs, customs or tax. Just have them sent to you, don't worry.
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ok buy new clothes
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Collect your clothes next time you visit, old or new you will have to pay import tax on them if you ship them. I did, they said the clothes looked new. Customs are a law unto themselves so beware.
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send them by cargo or shipping
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tell someone in the states to ship them to u by dhl or fedex
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Are there a lot of clothes? I'm pretty sure that you would have to pay the tariffs whether they are used or new, and depending on where they were made, the tariffs could be higher. Maybe 50-100 pounds, sometimes more depending on how many pieces of clothing you left here. If it's just a few things (like 4 or 5 or so), maybe I could bring them when I come in May? I live in Kentucky at the moment... Just send me an e-mail if you don't have a lot of clothes and want me to bring them when I come.
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i just got a 32 pound box sent from philadelphia to cairo by fedex for $375.00





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Posted by Live in at 5:38 AM

Saturday, May 14, 2011

I live in Egypt and I'm searching for a travel package to England that includes a subway trip to France

I live in Egypt and I'm searching for a travel package to England that includes a subway trip to France.?
We are 4 adults and we'll be staying for about 2 weeks...
Other - Destinations - 2 Answers
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hi,visit http://websoni.com and http://discounttravelpackages.blogspot.c... for all your travel packages.Book and avail heavy discounts.
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Vacations to go has a nice London to Paris trip, Here is an itinerary: Day 1 – London, England Check-in to your choice of hotel. We’ve carefully selected this hotel for air-conditioned comfort and a great location in the heart of the city. Days 2 & 3 – London London is friendly and easy to get around! Your 3-Day London TravelCard is good for unlimited travel on buses, subway (the “Tube”) and trains within the city. We’ve also included one day on the Original London Sightseeing hop-on/hop-off bus, which includes a cruise on the Thames. You can join this circular tour at any one of its 80 pick-up points in London and see every major sight, including Westminster Abbey c, St. Paul’s Cathedral, Whitehall, Downing Street, Trafalgar Square, and the Tower of London c, home of the Crown Jewels. Take advantage of your included tickets to London’s popular attraction, the London Eye, the world’s largest observation wheel. From dusty vintage bookstores to the library of famous signatures at the British Museum, London abounds with cultural delights. Travelers come from all over the world just to attend the theater, perhaps London’s greatest love. Your hotel concierge can help arrange tickets. Day 4 – London / Paris Transfer to the train station to board the Eurostar for your rail journey through the Chunnel – the undersea link between Britain and France. Upon arrival in Paris, you are transferred to your hotel, handpicked for distinctive French charm and a great location. Days 5 & 6 – Paris Your 2-Day Paris Visite Pass is good for unlimited use of public transportation to explore on your own. To get you started, your hop-on/hop-off tour pass offers great views of Paris from an open-roof double-decker bus. The route hits 40 stopping points so you can see the best sites including the Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, Champs Elysées, Montmartre and the Louvre. Just get on and off at your leisure. Your 2-Day Museum Pass gains you entrance to more than 60 museums and sights including the Louvre, Musee d’Orsay and Notre Dame. Day 7 – Paris Your tour with us finishes this morning. Or, it’s easy and affordable to explore more of Europe with our FreeStyle Travel. Check : http://www.tourvacationstogo.com/general_tours.cfm?npid=10550&nhr=1






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Posted by Live in at 5:37 AM

Saturday, May 7, 2011

I live in Egypt, is there any Opp. to find a reliable work from home Biz

I live in Egypt, is there any Opp. to find a reliable work from home Biz?

Small Business - 2 Answers
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Nope
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You can work from home anywhere in the world, particularly if your business is internet based. What do you enjoy doing? What skills do you have that support working from home? What kind of business do you want to have? How much time do you have to invest in a business? Working from home is hard work. Like any business it takes time to build up and get the income generated. Write a proper business plan and do your market research. Just watch out for scams, most of the online offers for working from home are scams. If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.






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Posted by Live in at 5:36 AM

Sunday, May 1, 2011

How many muslims live in Egypt

How many muslims live in Egypt?

Religion & Spirituality - 4 Answers
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Many millions
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90% of the population is Muslim. And the population is approximately 80 million so... 72 million Muslims live in Egypt. 10% Christian... 8 million Christians in Egypt
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more than 6
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Too many?





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Posted by Live in at 5:34 AM
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