Advice German customs - a little different

[EnTaroAdun]

Hi guys,

I today received a letter from German customs in Frankfurt that thay have my parcel (my nice replaced Aquaracer :-( ) and that I can pick it up in a office of them. I should bring along the buying receipt.

I am a little astonished right now, as they did NOT mention that the watch (they do not specify the content of the parcel) is a counterfeit and that it will be destroit, as the "normal" letters say.

Has someone here experienced something similar before?

Do you see any chance that I can just go there and tell them that a friend travelling in China sent me the parcel and that I can not provide a receipt? Will they open the package?

Or is this too dangerous? The alternative is to reject it and then it will be returned.

Thanks in advance for your support!

EnTaro

[EnTaroAdun]

Has anyone experience with this matter?

[freddy333]

I do not live in Germany, but I would avoid going to the customs office. You might phone them & use the story you mentioned (a friend sent the watch as a gift) or contact the seller & seek his advice. Be prepared to email the seller a scan of the letter.

[Tom Hawkes]

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[pam027]

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[piratedzeus]

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