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Has anybody else heard that there is a new law in Russia about importing Nazi daggers. I heard it was only put into effect about two weeks ago. Is this a fact or just a roomer.
Thanks Walterlo
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I thought that was always true, so the buyers take it back in person to bribe the border guards?
John
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A close friend of mine lived in Russia for 4 years and told me not to send any at all other than maybe a sheet or two of paper in a plain envelope. Anything else, a fat envelope or any kind of package will be opened and looted by the post office/customs employees.
My advice would be do NOT send anything to Russia unless you have some inside info.
Dave
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I've been dealing with East Europe sending and receiving things for the last 10 years.. Don't send anything of value that you want 100% to get there..
Chances are 50 / 50 that they will get the items...,G.
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