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Old 04-02-2009, 04:38 AM   #1
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The next YorkieTalk Gift Exchange, YT GE XVI, our sixteenth Gift Exchange, will take place in May 2009. Remember that the person you are giving a gift to MAY or MAY NOT be the same person you are receiving a gift from. You MAY or MAY NOT be paired with a Yorkie of the opposite sex. There is no official theme for this GE, though if you want to give your Secret Buddy winter-related items, that is fine.

PLEASE NOTE THE BELOW if your Secret Buddy lives in Canada or the United Kingdom or overseas:

We suggest you use the US Postal Service to mail to Canada or a non-USA address (as UPS and Fedex charges additional fees).

Also, please note to mark your item as a gift, and please do not claim it as more than $50, otherwise your Secret Buddy will have to pay import taxes on it. If you have any questions about this, please contact us. Thank you!

Please read the links below if your Secret Buddy lives in Canada:
Mailing Gifts to Canada - Stay Clear of Duties and Taxes When Mailing Gifts to Canada
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Here is the Gift Exchange Rules and Regulations thread. Please read it again, as there have been some changes to the rules since the last Gift Exchange. We now require all participants to be Donating Members (members that have donated $25 or more). If you are ALREADY currently a Donating Member (your usertitle shows Donating Member), this does not apply to you. We must receive your donation before you may sign up for this Gift Exchange.

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Please note that you MAY receive a secret buddy in Canada (if you are in the US), and you MAY receive a secret buddy in the US (if you are in Canada). Be prepared to pay a few dollars more in shipping costs if this is the case. If you receive a secret buddy in Europe or overseas, there will be extra shipping costs, thus you will be reimbursed roughly $19 for the extra shipping. We will reimburse you via Paypal or cashier's check after the recipient receives their gift. Also, to save on shipping costs, you may want to keep the package "lighter".

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You must already have your Yorkie (if you are a new Yorkie parent) by April 1, 2009 to participate in this Gift Exchange.

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You may send gifts starting May 1, 2009. The deadline for sending out gifts will be May 31, 2009.

Have a GREAT Gift Exchange everyone! Enjoy shopping!


Please copy and reply with the following information if you want to participate, try to fill out as much information as possible so your Secret Buddy has the best possible idea on what your Yorkie is like (please make two separate replies if you want to sign up two Yorkies in this Gift Exchange):

After signing up, please PM admin with your full name and address so we can let your Secret Buddy know where to ship the gifts to. Thanks!
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Your YorkieTalk username -

Your Yorkie's Name -

Is Your Yorkie a boy or a girl -

Your Yorkie's Age (years and months) -

Your Yorkie's Measurements (Weight, Height, Length, and Chest Size) -

Yorkie's Size of clothing (The common size you usually buy: XS, S, M, L) -

Yorkie's Favorite Toys, Snacks, Clothing style -

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Have you participated in any past YT Gift Exchanges? If so, which one(s) -

If you have participated in past Gift Exchanges, has your address changed since the last one you participated in? (You do NOT need to PM admin if you have not moved since last time, if you have not participated in a YT Gift Exchange before, please PM admin with your name and address for the GE after you sign up)? -

Links to YorkieTalk threads with pictures of your Yorkie or a link to you YorkieTalk Photo Gallery (so your Buddy can see who they are giving to) -

Anything extra I want my Gift Exchange Pal to know about my Yorkie (please mention anything your Yorkie doesn't like or doesn't want or can't eat) -

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IF YOU HAVE A NEW ADDRESS, PLEASE PM US AFTER SIGNING UP.

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Admin I wanted to add since I am Canadian and I had this happen to me . please let me say.. if you spend 50, just put the parcel is worth 20-25 dollars then it goes right to your buddies house.. other wise large duty.. all us Canadians are aware of prices on dog things/stuff and we do NOT look at what is on the customs slip .. we are generally far too excited we just got the parcel with no extra hassle...for we know pricing believe me... it is so nice we get our parcel with no problems..
Not sure who knows this.. but we pay far more for Canadian clothing for dogs in our dog stores.. so since we did well for our buddie, it is so very nice not to go through any of the extra to get our parcel..(speaking from experience.)
I signed up for one gift exchange, recieved my parcel.. it came in a small box and the amount for two toys ( a kong toy and a pack of tiny lates squeekies) was put down at 23.00 and getting 4 things in a small box the value was put at 68.00 so I had to pay 25.00.. thank god my parcels came in three separate parcels one from a sellers with no problems, or I would have had to just say send them back for this gets far too expensive. Remember we Canadians pay far more for what we buy for doggie things then they sell for in the States..( I shop for my furbutts like crazin while in florida for the winter..
It was extremely disappointing to me and sure put a damper on my excitement over signing up...
So it is really important people do not add to the price of something.. thinking it looks better for there buddie.. if we sign up.. we generally dress out dogs and buy toys blankets and beds and we are are aware of pricing.. you buy a tshirt for 3.00 and it was regular 20 we see that you put 3.00 for it's price.. believe me we know you did not pay that and we look at the value of the item, not what you paid for it...
[B]Again the Canadian's know prices.. so putting a smaller amount on the customs package does not mean we look at our buddie like they did not spend the amount or are cheap..

If anyone has questions.... just ask.. for I was so disappionted when this happened to me... so I do not do summer ones anymore due to this reason.. and it is too bad I have to bow out all summer...I hope this helps the person who gets a Canadian and has to ship to Canada..anne

I have not signed up since then.. it was a first.. buddy did not know how to do it.. and due to not asking questions I was the one who had to pay.. it sure took away the joy that day ...
If anyone has a question.. I would be more then happy to help them out when sending a parcel to canada..

Please know I am only trying to help others.. for my buddie really felt bad this happened for she did NOT know how to do it.. askanne

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Old 04-02-2009, 10:42 AM   #2
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Sorry that happened to you! I just have a question.. aren't we all supposed to mark the gifts as "gift" so you don't have to pay any duty...?
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Sorry that happened to you! I just have a question.. aren't we all supposed to mark the gifts as "gift" so you don't have to pay any duty...?

That is the misconcepting on this...and this is also a great question...

If a parcel is sent as a gift a money value still needs to go on the customs slip, and customs decides that if it is over the maybe 20.00 amount then you pay duty on the parcel or you cannot have it.. simple as that.. so although I did not sign up.. I am willing to help anyone that gets a Canadian.. for customs care little about whether it is a gift or no.. always about the money.. and the price of the contents in the parcel...

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Wow I had no idea! I hope that everyone puts $20.00 or less for the sake of us canucks!
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For years, it's always been that if the value of your parcel exceeds CA$60 after current exchange rates, and so forth, there is a duty charged according to type of item plus the appropriate taxes according to your province both federal and provincial. Of course, if they have to collect upon delivery, there is also a customs/postal service charge of what used to be $5 for their trouble. Now this is for packages marked as "gift" where they also have no reason to suspect it's a purchase.

In the past, as I was shipping to the UK, I had purposefully marked a lower value also since it seems the "gift" value allowed there was about the same though I can't recall if it was US$60 or CA$60 but the magic number seemed to have been $60 also.

It's become such a habit of mine to always say $20 to $40 for anything when I'm shipping out so long as it's not something requiring insurance, etc. I don't believe the magic number has changed over the years.

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For years, it's always been that if the value of your parcel exceeds CA$60 after current exchange rates, and so forth, there is a duty charged according to type of item plus the appropriate taxes according to your province both federal and provincial. Of course, if they have to collect upon delivery, there is also a customs/postal service charge of what used to be $5 for their trouble. Now this is for packages marked as "gift" where they also have no reason to suspect it's a purchase.

In the past, as I was shipping to the UK, I had purposefully marked a lower value also since it seems the "gift" value allowed there was about the same though I can't recall if it was US$60 or CA$60 but the magic number seemed to have been $60 also.

It's become such a habit of mine to always say $20 to $40 for anything when I'm shipping out so long as it's not something requiring insurance, etc. I don't believe the magic number has changed over the years.
You are correct and this is what the customs site says.. although if they feel like charging pst and gst which again depends on the province's fees.. but I know I got stung with a 25 dollar duty fee on my last years gift exchange.. and the girl sending the gift was not aware of how to do it and said she let ups do the lable up..with that said being a Canadian and having many relatives in the US I have for many many years had parcels sent to me.. and if it is over that magic number of 25.00 whether it says gift or not.. I asked and was told we do not care if it says a gift.. we go by the value that has been stated on the customs slip...
I know others have done the gift exchanges and have had no problems.. I just know I did.. and to have this surprise when your parcel comes is not the greatest when one has just bought and shipped items to there buddie and are excited about the parcel coming.. I just wanted to let people be aware not to over state a price ... thanks for reading my thread.. I just want people to be aware of shipping to canada..
I ordered two dresses and they were 80.00 for the two and knew I would have to pay shipping and yet it came right to me.. so one never really knows for sure how customs works..IMO only

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Thank you for letting us know Anne. This is really good information for those of us that rarely ship out of the states and aren't too familiar with how all of that works, as there is no such thing here.
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Thank you for letting us know Anne. This is really good information for those of us that rarely ship out of the states and aren't too familiar with how all of that works, as there is no such thing here.
On this I am only trying to help so anothe member does not end up shipping a nice parcel to end up paying large dollars when she gets her gift in canada..
It is not to cause anything but to only let people know they can contact me if needed... anne
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I would like to add that I have a lot of YT friends who live "Up Yonderway" and I do send "gifts" that range in price from $15 - $20 quite often.

Shipping to Canada is NOT hard at all -- you can ship USPS First Class Parcel up to 4 lbs. and if you are clever with your gift shopping you can fill a nice sized box with lots of stuff, stay under the $20 customs limit and stay within the 4 lb. for the USPS First Class Mail. Other forms of shipment are either VERY expensive or VERY slow or both. The Customs Declaration form CN22 is very easy to fill out and you can even pick one up and fill it out at home so you won't have to bother once you get to the post office.

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I would like to add that I have a lot of YT friends who live "Up Yonderway" and I do send "gifts" that range in price from $15 - $20 quite often.

Shipping to Canada is NOT hard at all -- you can ship USPS First Class Parcel up to 4 lbs. and if you are clever with your gift shopping you can fill a nice sized box with lots of stuff, stay under the $20 customs limit and stay within the 4 lb. for the USPS First Class Mail. Other forms of shipment are either VERY expensive or VERY slow or both. The Customs Declaration form CN22 is very easy to fill out and you can even pick one up and fill it out at home so you won't have to bother once you get to the post office.
Thanks Cindy for adding to this thread and thinking of us all up here in Canada.
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I would like to add that I have a lot of YT friends who live "Up Yonderway" and I do send "gifts" that range in price from $15 - $20 quite often.

Shipping to Canada is NOT hard at all -- you can ship USPS First Class Parcel up to 4 lbs. and if you are clever with your gift shopping you can fill a nice sized box with lots of stuff, stay under the $20 customs limit and stay within the 4 lb. for the USPS First Class Mail. Other forms of shipment are either VERY expensive or VERY slow or both. The Customs Declaration form CN22 is very easy to fill out and you can even pick one up and fill it out at home so you won't have to bother once you get to the post office.
cindy this is great... but if the GE is a 50.00 one.. will people actually state the 20.00.... for if they state 50.. a canadian will pay... anne
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cindy this is great... but if the GE is a 50.00 one.. will people actually state the 20.00.... for if they state 50.. a canadian will pay... anne


Exactly.... That was exactly what I was trying to say in my post. The way I see it, the "value" of a box is determined by the sender and not by the store receipts. I couldn't imagine EVER sending a package that was valued at more than $20 to Canada.

I would like to add that I have a lot of YT friends who live "Up Yonderway" and I do send "gifts" that range in price from $15 - $20 quite often.

Shipping to Canada is NOT hard at all -- you can ship USPS First Class Parcel up to 4 lbs. and if you are clever with your gift shopping you can fill a nice sized box with lots of stuff, stay under the $20 customs limit and stay within the 4 lb. for the USPS First Class Mail. Other forms of shipment are either VERY expensive or VERY slow or both. The Customs Declaration form CN22 is very easy to fill out and you can even pick one up and fill it out at home so you won't have to bother once you get to the post office.
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Exactly.... That was exactly what I was trying to say in my post. The way I see it, the "value" of a box is determined by the sender and not by the store receipts. I couldn't imagine EVER sending a package that was valued at more than $20 to Canada.

I would like to add that I have a lot of YT friends who live "Up Yonderway" and I do send "gifts" that range in price from $15 - $20 quite often.

Shipping to Canada is NOT hard at all -- you can ship USPS First Class Parcel up to 4 lbs. and if you are clever with your gift shopping you can fill a nice sized box with lots of stuff, stay under the $20 customs limit and stay within the 4 lb. for the USPS First Class Mail. Other forms of shipment are either VERY expensive or VERY slow or both. The Customs Declaration form CN22 is very easy to fill out and you can even pick one up and fill it out at home so you won't have to bother once you get to the post office.
thanks cindy for this claification... I am glad.. for I got stung on my first yt GE and have not signed up again.. for I go out of my way to make sure I make a nice gift box and then to have to pay 25. duty I was shocked.. hence this thread...
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Ok-- I have a 1/2" thick document (41 pages) from the post office with all the new postal rates that go into effect on May 11, 2009. Hope this information helps. Like Anne mentioned -- If you ship to Canada, when you fill out the Custom's Declaration Form CN22 - PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be sure to list the box as a "gift" and the value as UNDER $20.00. This is to prevent Canadian Customs Authorities from holding their gift hostage until they pay a huge gigantic custom's fee.

A regular one ounce first class stamp will cost $.44


Domestic Flat Rate:
$10.35 - Small Flatrate - up to 70 lbs.
$13.95 - Large Flatrate - up to 70 lbs.


I didn't include all of the various weights only the maximum International USPS First Class for Canada and Mexico
$16.77 - International First Class to Canada - 4 lbs.
$26.85 - International First Class to Mexico - 4 lbs.

International Flat Rate to both Canada and Mexico with a maximum weight of 20 lbs:$25.95 - Small Flat
$32.95 - Large Flat


Note: I don't have the deminsions of the flat rate boxes, but you use the same boxes for dometic and international - it's just the maximum weight is different. From experience, the large flat rate boxes are not much larger than the small ones.


Anne, I hope you don't feel like I hijacked your thread.
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Ok-- I have a 1/2" thick document (41 pages) from the post office with all the new postal rates that go into effect on May 11, 2009. Hope this information helps. Like Anne mentioned -- If you ship to Canada, when you fill out the Custom's Declaration Form CN22 - PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE be sure to list the box as a "gift" and the value as UNDER $20.00. This is to prevent Canadian Customs Authorities from holding their gift hostage until they pay a huge gigantic custom's fee.

A regular one ounce first class stamp will cost $.44


Domestic Flat Rate:
$10.35 - Small Flatrate - up to 70 lbs.
$13.95 - Large Flatrate - up to 70 lbs.


I didn't include all of the various weights only the maximum International USPS First Class for Canada and Mexico
$16.77 - International First Class to Canada - 4 lbs.
$26.85 - International First Class to Mexico - 4 lbs.

International Flat Rate to both Canada and Mexico with a maximum weight of 20 lbs:$25.95 - Small Flat
$32.95 - Large Flat


Note: I don't have the deminsions of the flat rate boxes, but you use the same boxes for dometic and international - it's just the maximum weight is different. From experience, the large flat rate boxes are not much larger than the small ones.


Anne, I hope you don't feel like I hijacked your thread.
Thanks cindy no of course I do not think that but thank you..also people not knowing thinks if they say a gift it is ok... well they do not care if it is a gift but go by the dollar value..
And sometimes people seem to think that if they put a little higher price the buddie will think oh wow.. but most people know pricing that are on the forums.. so making a toy worth 10.00 that is 4.00 does not matter to people like me.. for I could care less what the customs forum says.. as long as I do not have to pay the 25.00 I paid out to duty on my first and only yt GE i did..I was SHOCKED when I went to pick up the parcel shipped via ups.. it was a very small box.. the buddie had sent two other parcels.. thank god she did it that way.. or it would have killed me..
I do think this is a good thread for people to read.... for when I sent mine to my buddie I sent ups and told them if there is duty I want it paid for by me..I sure did not want my buddie to get that surprise..


Again Cindy thanks... anne
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