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You should get charged yes. 90% of the time you will, just sometimes customs let some slip through (whether it's by accident or laziness I don't know) I used to buy a lot of car parts from the States and 50% of them used to slip through, but things seem to be a lot tighter these days. Don't know if they favour business sales over private sales either.
For car parts, generally expect to pay (or at least budget to pay) an extra 20% or so, plus about £8 for admin depending on the company
And different companies will invoice you at different times. For instance Royal Mail and USPS will invoice you before delivery and you'll have to pay it before they realise the goods. Whereas Fed-Ex will lead you into a false sense of security and let you think you got away without paying, but then sting you for it up to a month afterwards.
I've only ever had Fed-Ex deliver one thing to me from the States before and I just paid it. I imagine they wouldn't hesitate in threatening court action if you didn't pay before you ask
For car parts, generally expect to pay (or at least budget to pay) an extra 20% or so, plus about £8 for admin depending on the company

And different companies will invoice you at different times. For instance Royal Mail and USPS will invoice you before delivery and you'll have to pay it before they realise the goods. Whereas Fed-Ex will lead you into a false sense of security and let you think you got away without paying, but then sting you for it up to a month afterwards.
I've only ever had Fed-Ex deliver one thing to me from the States before and I just paid it. I imagine they wouldn't hesitate in threatening court action if you didn't pay before you ask

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