[ricosg11]

Hi all,

Couple things for sale.

Signed applause. Mint, original owner, stored flat. 3700gbp shipping included SOLD

Signed Sepia morons - mint orig owner, stored flat 2500gbp shipping included

Swoon - Miss Rockaway armada mylar edition of 85 signed 250 gbp shipping included.


David Choe - Driving home alone... mint 600 gbp shipping included.

Thanks,
Scott

[ricosg11]

bump

[snakes]

UK or US based Scott?
Cheers.

[ricosg11]

bump

[manty]

Is that a bump from the UK or the US?

[ricosg11]

The US, NYC

[carl]

Good prices. Whats the whole tax/ insurance thing do to these prices snakes? just uk vat on entrance to the UK?

[ricosg11]

If anyone is interested I will guarantee no vat and safe shipment.

Thanks

[ricosg11]

applause sold

[manchestermike]

ricosg11 said:

If anyone is interested I will guarantee no vat and safe shipment.

Thanks

No VAT is impossible to guarantee dude

[ricosg11]

not if you dont insure it and declare a low value and guarentee refund. Anyway sold in the US for pick up. So we got over one hurdle.

[Zippy]

well done. are the others going to be reduced soon?

[ricosg11]

just a little clarification. I would never skimp on insurance. But apparently they have reently changed the limit on insurance from the US to UK to $600usd. Fedex wants you to use private insurance and I wouldnt trust UPS with a package of sh1t.

[jam]

Anyone looking at these prints should know, ricosg11 (Scott) is a excellent seller and I would recommend him 100%. I bought a print from him over the summer and it arrived very well packed, insured, and in mint condition.

Using a secondary insurance carrier is an excellent way to get the best coverage possible for artwork and help with the tax issues you would normally expect to face from the US... its far better than trusting USPS, UPS, DHL, or FedEx on their own and the coverage is for full replacement value.

[rkitek]

I know that most secondary insurers require that you insure for 100% of the value. I assume that this means that you have to declare the full value of the piece so that the recipient in the UK (if shipped from the US) will get hit with VAT on the full value -- does anyone know if that's right?

[Johnston America]

good thinking jam.. does anyone know who would be the best company to use for secondary insurance? (I'm in the States)

[ricosg11]

thanks for the kind words and helpful advice. No more price drops for now as im set with what I need. Items still for sale though. set it and forget it SIAFI

[dmandpenfold]

tamiyama said:

I know that most secondary insurers require that you insure for 100% of the value. I assume that this means that you have to declare the full value of the piece so that the recipient in the UK (if shipped from the US) will get hit with VAT on the full value -- does anyone know if that's right?

By using the shipping agents insurance the full insured value is declared on the parcel, however using a secondary insurer means that the parcel doesnt have the declaration on it, then all you have to provide at time of shipping is a stated value for customs and shipping purposes....but that might be considered fraudulent

[pezlow]

jam said:

Anyone looking at these prints should know, ricosg11 (Scott) is a excellent seller and I would recommend him 100%. I bought a print from him over the summer and it arrived very well packed, insured, and in mint condition.

Using a secondary insurance carrier is an excellent way to get the best coverage possible for artwork and help with the tax issues you would normally expect to face from the US... its far better than trusting USPS, UPS, DHL, or FedEx on their own and the coverage is for full replacement value.

I second that - I bought something off Scott and he was a perfect seller