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8. I'm trying to get my granddaughter to go to a brick and mortar store but

Reply to Marthe48 (Reply #6)

Wed Jan 21, 2026, 06:15 PM

16 hrs ago

Omg young people don’t want to take the time to shop.

If I buy local, I know the tariff is included, plus trying the “ systems” on seems like a good idea

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So if I buy a wig from china ( through a 3rd party) [View all] questionseverything Tuesday OP

Never bought a wig dweller Tuesday #1

It seems if it came from china I could get a separate bill after the fact for the tariffs questionseverything Yesterday #3

I dunno. I was gonna buy a guitar from Germany... Iggo Yesterday #2

Different from country to country and different day to day questionseverything Yesterday #4

I would expect to get a bill from customs TexasBushwhacker 17 hrs ago #5

One of my friends bought stuff for Christmas Marthe48 16 hrs ago #6

I'm trying to get my granddaughter to go to a brick and mortar store but questionseverything 16 hrs ago #8

If the wig is shipped from China, I expect that you would be billed for the tariff. subterranean 16 hrs ago #7