on 31-01-2015 04:19 PM
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on 31-01-2015 05:53 PM
Michelle, you have been buying from overseas for long enough to know that Customs do random checks of parcels entering Australia. They have not singled you and your parcel out for special attention and you have no reason (yet) to suspect that there may be a problem.
I have no doubt that the Customs dogs have flagged your parcel as having foodstuffs in it so of course it will be inspected.
I can only give you the usual advice....be patient and stop tracking your parcels until they are overdue. That way you will not have anything to worry yourself and us about.
A few years ago I used to get several parcels randomly inspected every year and only twice did i have a problem.....a US seller packed a plate in a used pizza box and a UK seller sent a pot pourri container complete with the plant matter (which I had asked her to remove). The box and the plant matter were destroyed and the rest of the goods sent to me along with a stiff letter to mend my ways....I had no control over what the sellers did in another country.
on 31-01-2015 04:27 PM
Good to see that Customs is intercepting & inspecting the Food in the 1st place. Is this Food Product not available locally ?
31-01-2015 04:37 PM - edited 31-01-2015 04:41 PM
on 31-01-2015 05:09 PM
Serously, given the postage cost, delay, and now customs issues, how much can you possibly be saving by buying dog treats from OS?
schmacko's aint that exxy at Coles !
I mean, how many dog's have you got?
on 31-01-2015 05:17 PM
on 31-01-2015 05:17 PM
@2106greencat wrote:Serously, given the postage cost, delay, and now customs issues, how much can you possibly be saving by buying dog treats from OS?
schmacko's aint that exxy at Coles !
I mean, how many dog's have you got?
Dogs go Whackos for Schmackos. 🙂 🙂
on 31-01-2015 05:29 PM
h b h I hope they dont get stolen from the Letterbox again
on 31-01-2015 05:49 PM
on 31-01-2015 05:53 PM
Michelle, you have been buying from overseas for long enough to know that Customs do random checks of parcels entering Australia. They have not singled you and your parcel out for special attention and you have no reason (yet) to suspect that there may be a problem.
I have no doubt that the Customs dogs have flagged your parcel as having foodstuffs in it so of course it will be inspected.
I can only give you the usual advice....be patient and stop tracking your parcels until they are overdue. That way you will not have anything to worry yourself and us about.
A few years ago I used to get several parcels randomly inspected every year and only twice did i have a problem.....a US seller packed a plate in a used pizza box and a UK seller sent a pot pourri container complete with the plant matter (which I had asked her to remove). The box and the plant matter were destroyed and the rest of the goods sent to me along with a stiff letter to mend my ways....I had no control over what the sellers did in another country.
on 31-01-2015 05:54 PM
@michellebartley wrote:
No I hope no parcels get thieved again but thanks for the concern. And no you cannot buy this brand in Australia and for 12 x 50grams packs each for $26.00 plus free postage is a damn bargain. You better believe it.
And its not for my bootiful doggy that I own its for my pet meece.Cheers★★★★
Get one of these mice....
No where near as fussy or expensive to feed