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Shipping mackbook from USA to Samui/Phangan/Thailand ?

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Hi all)

I found a refurbished macbook at a good price in Amazon (USA) and plan to order it from Thailand. It can't be shipped directly, so I need to find some someone or proxy shipping company for this.

Perhaps someone is planning a trip from the US to Thailand (ideally Koh Samui). Or knows who is planning such a trip.

I'm ready to pay a 200$ as well as fresh fruit in addition for a shiping a macbook. In addition, I can help with travel / accommodation / island advices (I have been here for a year).

Now I'm looking for some agency/shipping company, but shipping through someone is more reliable as for my opinion.
The question will be relevant within 2-4 weeks.

 

I saw information about such a transport company on FB.

https://www.facebook.com/tashippingg
https://www.facebook.com/usa2thai
https://www.facebook.com/Send2Thai
https://www.facebook.com/1stshippingthailand

 

The price looks good (about 800 thb per kg) + somehow they say that you don’t need to pay customs duty, it is already in the price.

In general laptop is duty free, but there is a 7% Value Added Tax. So in right way it need to be +7% to a price of used (refurbished) macbook.

But I am very worried about sending an expensive laptop through this FB shipping companys. Is there anyone who uses the services of such/similar agency?

Maybe someone can ask Thai people about this shipping compamies?

 

If someone has experience of sending a laptop to Thailand from the USA, please, share your experience. What service did you use and how much did it cost?

I would be very happy to know more about this.

Edited by oboronitel

Why don't you peruse the Amazon Global Shipping options for laptops.  I've had many laptops sent from Amazon with no problem.

 

You might have to buy new but you'll get a better warranty and there not much more than refurbished.

 

Anything better than buying overpriced and underpowered laptops in Thailand. 

1 hour ago, MrJ2U said:

Why don't you peruse the Amazon Global Shipping options for laptops.  I've had many laptops sent from Amazon with no problem.

 

You might have to buy new but you'll get a better warranty and there not much more than refurbished.

 

Anything better than buying overpriced and underpowered laptops in Thailand. 

What about Thai import tax? Did they ship by courier or post office? Courier into Thailand is known for getting hit by customs.

4 minutes ago, DaRoadrunner said:

What about Thai import tax? Did they ship by courier or post office? Courier into Thailand is known for getting hit by customs.

Supposedly no import tax for laptops, computers, etc.

 

 

Amazon has returned any extra that they figure into the whole delivery that isn't charged. 

 

They'll break everything down in the final figure before sending.  You can see the costs for everything. 

 

 

Edited by MrJ2U

"Shipping mackbook..." 

 

Are you sure that it's genuine?

5 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

"Shipping mackbook..." 

 

Are you sure that it's genuine?

Possible HackBook?

 

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Yes, my typo. Macbook of course
I did not find how to edit this, apparently it will remain.

About the delivery mac directly by Amazon - the seller does not deliver to Thailand, unfortunately.

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