T-shirts for charity

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lucaszuerich

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hello and good day,
I have about 300 new t-shirts (still in the plastic bag)
made in India of organic cotton and in fair trade quality certified by Mas Havelaar Europe. in all sizes from s to xl.

I don't need them anymore and I was wondering if you are interested in having them. we arrive at Johannesburg Int ariport and you would have to pick them them up there. We can't bring them as we will have a flight two hours later to Cape Town.

I prefer to donate them to a non-religious charity. Preferibly to a gay-charity.

Please let me know if you are interested.
Thank you
 
Hello and good day.

Does this t-shirt smell like chloroform?
 
Wow i would take em but i must be honest this sounds a bit dodge, i will brand them for a charity free of charge with delivery anywhere in jhb. However i am not interested in going to the airport.

In all honesty i don't think the charity really matters, religious charities do good work but i sense some trolololing here, i could however be wrong.
 
MickeyD said:
Imported clothing attracts customs charges....

How much will it cost?
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Wait.. Are you implying that our government is running scams now? Bringing one of the biggest taxed item and then "giving" them away so they can claim the tax money..

I'll believe that. Won't even have to consider it for a second..
 
Oh my goodness, so much non-sense written by many of you!

In Europe there are still people who believe in good and do charity!

I have been to RSA many times and I know that NOT all South Africans are wealthy.

And if I want to give those t-shirts to a gay charity, then that is my decision, not yours.
Importing them to RSA (with Custom&Duty paid) is my duty.
 
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no, of course of they smell of cotton. silly question
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nnneeeaaaahhhhhhooooooo

lucaszuerich said:
Oh my goodness, so much non-sense written by many of you!

In Europe there are still people who believe in good and do charity!

I have been to RSA many times and I know that all South Africans are wealthy.

And if I want to give those t-shirts to a gay charity, then that is my decision, not yours.
Importing them to RSA (with Custom&Duty paid) is my duty.
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Please be sure to tell them that
 
Lol, just leave the clothes where you are and donate it to gay charities there.
 
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