I wonder what the declared price in USD was specified by sender in customs papers? There is limit in my country above which a private person just can't import any goods and the package is simply returned to sender (maybe event silently).
This has been posted a few times now, the units are declared as Industrial Controller (Eng. Sample) at USD 299 eachand the shipping cost is USD 80
I can see here at least two possible points of fault:
1) The word 'industrial' may cause problem for private person in countries with strict customs inspection (Germany, Italy, Ukraine, Russia to name a few), especially with DHL as a carrier. That's because gov's don't like when private persons do business outside of corporate entities.
2) The declared price is suspiciously low for the piece of electronic hardware weighting 15 kg -> customs wants the proof of purchase. In case if Batch #2 and #3 there is no such a proof in fiat currency -> problems with customs clearance -> possible stuck at customs warehouse -> possible return to sender.
This has caused in at least one case problems where customs asked a proof of order/payment (like printout of the order website) and the numbers do not match up. I'm still waiting to get my corrected IM4 documents from DHL...
So DHL handles this issue for you? I wonder how?