How does customs for importing mining devices work in India?

subvolatil

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Quote from: Benson Samuel on December 05, 2013, 01:45:25 PM

On a lighter note, I was stopped in the Mumbai airport and questioned about 30 USB Miners that I had with me.

It was a good chance to explain Bitcoin and Mining to 3 people who were asking me what they were.

I even asked them to buy some on buysellbitco.in Cheesy

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Benson Samuel

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On a lighter note, I was stopped in the Mumbai airport and questioned about 30 USB Miners that I had with me.

It was a good chance to explain Bitcoin and Mining to 3 people who were asking me what they were.

I even asked them to buy some on buysellbitco.in Cheesy

kafka

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Hmm, last week that cap wasn't there but there is a reseller in the US called MinerSource which doesn't have a minimum limit.

If the difficulty reaches 5-6B with Black Arrow flooding the market, this will make a measly $5 a day. Sad

Might be better to just buy rather than mine in that case.

jinson

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Good deal if they actually ship in Feb itself. They have also kept a minimum order cap of 1000Gh, that is 10 units. Seems like a buffer to protect the miner profitability in case of delays.

Pinwheel

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custom not a problem, not charging much.

BA shipping at end of Feb 2014, but still not bad offer.

kafka

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I saw that Black Arrow(based in China) has a 100GH/s ASIC for around $350, but they say customs is the responsibility of the buyer. Folks who have bought miners before, how did you get it through customs and what is the duty you paid?

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