(04-24-2014, 01:49 AM)Aliendejoe escribió: Lo bueno esque me reembolsaba todo amazon, aunque ya la última vez no reclame por miedo a lo que una vez nos comentó gonzalo, amazon estaban "baneando" cuentas mexicanas a las que se les perdían muchos paquetes, ni hablar.

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(06-10-2014, 07:39 PM)Henry75 escribió: Disculpa y te cobraron impuestos?

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(06-12-2014, 12:36 AM)cuau_cg escribió: No te puedes salvar ya.

(06-12-2014, 12:36 AM)cuau_cg escribió: Amazon ya cobra los impuestos por adelantado, si no se usan te los devuelven 1 mes después. No te puedes salvar ya. Saludos.

(06-16-2014, 08:37 AM)chagomx escribió:

(06-12-2014, 12:36 AM)cuau_cg escribió: Amazon ya cobra los impuestos por adelantado, si no se usan te los devuelven 1 mes después. No te puedes salvar ya. Saludos.

Entonces si te cobran por adelantado es 100% seguro que ya no pagarás ni un centavo a la hora que te lo entreguen?

(06-16-2014, 02:52 PM)CEMR escribió: En amazon.ca (hablando ya con datos en mano) me cobraron impuestos solo una vez los de DHL. El total de la compra fue de 67.79 dolares canadienses y DHL me cobró si no mal recuerdo una cantidad entre 600 y 700 pesos.

Reclamé a Amazon.ca bajo alguna excusa que ahora mismo no recuerdo y me dijeron que les pagara y que ellos me lo rembolsarían. Efectivamente así fue.

A partir de ahí no quise volver a comprar arriba de 50 o 60 dolares porque algo me dice que eso del reembolso no se hubiera repetido. Así que tomen sus precauciones con las cantidades, nunca me ha tocado en amazon.ca que algo ya tenga incluido los impuestos a la hora de comprar.

Comprando abajo de esas cantidades mencionadas no tuve absolutamente ningún problema y todo marchó siempre en regla.

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(06-17-2014, 12:02 AM)CEMR escribió: Hay ciertos vacíos legales en el hecho de que envíen por DHL y no por correo normal (que es el que pagamos), por lo tanto lo que suceda después de eso no es completa responsabilidad mía.

Abuso hubiera sido pedir el reembolso esperando ya de antemano ese pago de impuestos antes de hacer la compra. Tampoco espero que lo comprendas.