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eftihis · 3rd April 2008, 03:41 PM

Well, the situation is really bad, but does someone knows how this will affect somebody sending swords/daggers through the post office?
Because customs in Greece are a pain (you have to prove after lengthy procedures that what you revceive is antique) i sent all my purchases from the states to UK. (From there there was no probles sending to Greece since there are no customs between EU countries) Untill now, UK as a civilised nation had no problem when a sword arrived. So what will happen with the swords that will come in to my friends address in the UK, and will he be able to send them to me to Greece after the 6th of April?

3rd April 2008, 03:41 PM	#14
eftihis Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Chania Crete Greece Posts: 511	What about post office? Well, the situation is really bad, but does someone knows how this will affect somebody sending swords/daggers through the post office? Because customs in Greece are a pain (you have to prove after lengthy procedures that what you revceive is antique) i sent all my purchases from the states to UK. (From there there was no probles sending to Greece since there are no customs between EU countries) Untill now, UK as a civilised nation had no problem when a sword arrived. So what will happen with the swords that will come in to my friends address in the UK, and will he be able to send them to me to Greece after the 6th of April?