Scott's Shipping Services - FORMERLY UNDER "POSSIBLE LIQUIDATION"

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Can you scratch the itch we all have - did anyone not get what they paid for before things went pear shaped, or have you made right with everyone?
He's going to say that's between him and them, so not for you to know. Lol.
 
I would have just started a new business with new details and name etc.

This Scott dude is playing a wacky ass game. Maybe he gets off of redemption or something.

Also, the fishing with a arm and ankle cast story in the middle of nowhere while their business burnt down is top tier.
There are many many people in this world. The old crowd will forget about this and soon there will be a new crowd with no knowledge of this.
 
Can you scratch the itch we all have - did anyone not get what they paid for before things went pear shaped, or have you made right with everyone?
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Can you scratch the itch we all have - did anyone not get what they paid for before things went pear shaped, or have you made right with everyone?
No, he didn't make right with everyone. I paid for delivery of a unique item from the US, so i knew he hadn't ordered it. Never got it. I eventually used Mastercard to get my money back.
 
Is going OK thanks, covering operating costs now with packages moving smoothly. Working hard on the website, SEO and advertising to bump up revenue, sorry I meant "finding more victims". No, I can't refund people yet it's going to take a while but trending upwards towards it.

I mean its a bit of a dishonest blog post to be fair. Your steps were more like:

Step 1: advertise
Step 2: pinky promise
Step 3: profit

And to be honest you could probably work a bit harder on the website xD
 
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Also consider any importer regulations. The South African Revenue Service (SARS) lets individuals bring in a limited number of shipments (3 per year, up to a total value of R150,000) before requiring you to register as an importer.

Is this not false the 3 per year?

Sars Website via the link in the blog post.
the allowance has changed from not more than R50 000 (only 3 transactions) to not more than R150 000 (one or more)
 
Step 3: profit

And to be honest you could probably work a bit harder on the website xD

Step 3: lol I wish, not even drawing a salary out of the business.

Yes the website is a bit of a mess, has been hacked to bits over 8 years and needs a complete rework. It's on the list but have to make do because I don't have 20-30k to fix it yet.

Is this not false the 3 per year?

Sars Website via the link in the blog post.

That I don't know so will remove it. My understanding was they upped the limit with that directive but not the number of shipments as it wasn't mentioned, I'm not sure if it overrides the 3 shipment rule.
 
Step 3: lol I wish, not even drawing a salary out of the business.

Yes the website is a bit of a mess, has been hacked to bits over 8 years and needs a complete rework. It's on the list but have to make do because I don't have 20-30k to fix it yet.



That I don't know so will remove it. My understanding was they upped the limit with that directive but not the number of shipments as it wasn't mentioned, I'm not sure if it overrides the 3 shipment rule.
Would be nice to know, here i was relaxed cause i wouldn't be able to go abouve 150k but the 3 limit would be a problem.
 
Would be nice to know, here i was relaxed cause i wouldn't be able to go abouve 150k but the 3 limit would be a problem.

I wouldn't stress either way. Unless you're bringing in 10+ shipments a month via a real courier (DHL, Fedex, Aramex etc) who report such things, Shein/Temu knock yourself out, no one is documenting that ****. Or if you are a business, don't risk it if you are, you'll probably be left alone.

NOT LEGAL ADVICE
 
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