FYI, for what it's worth!


> Hello Aleksandr,
>
> Ok, there you go:
>
> I got mine from Germany - Hobbybäcker-Versand - Web site:
> http://pinzer.dbfaktshop.de/
>
> basket page:
>
> http://pinzer.dbfaktshop.de/?nlayer=...443771323f1514
>
> But the woman selling it is obnoxiously stupid! Don't know what she has
> in her head?
>
> A - her stuff is very expensive, others are selling the same articles
> for a fraction what she is charging.
>
> B - I bought quite some equipment from her to be shipped to USA and she
> charged me their VAT - (something similar to sales tax on everything,
> now 19%).
> Sales from Germany directly into foreign countries (now outside the EU)
> are exempt from this tax. I asked her to refund it - which would be
> normal procedure for honorable businesses if this would happen by
> mistake - and she flatly refused it!
>
> I will send her a copy of this email and also post it on rfsd newsgroup.
>
> You can find quite a few on German web sites:
> http://www.bavendo.de/product_info.p...m-G-rkorb.html
>
> Good luck!
>
> Samartha






Aleksandr Nartovich wrote:
> Samartha,
> I wonder if you can help me again. On your pictures I see that some of
> the breads have been resting/rising in the special baskets (I can see
> traces of its wires). Where can I find these baskets? Are they better
> than rising a dough in a floured linen towel?
> Thanks.
>
> Btw, there was an interesting article about bread baking in the Living
> magazine by Martha Stewart (January 2008), page 104.
>
>

On Jan 19, 8:45*am, Sam > wrote:
> FYI, for what it's worth!
>
>
>
> > Hello Aleksandr,
>
> > Ok, there you go:
>
> > I got mine from Germany - Hobbybäcker-Versand - Web site:
> >http://pinzer.dbfaktshop.de/
>
> > basket page:
>
> >http://pinzer.dbfaktshop.de/?nlayer=...p=1095&sid=c5c...
>
> > But the woman selling it is obnoxiously stupid! Don't know what she has
> > in her head?
>
> > A - her stuff is very expensive, others are selling the same articles
> > for a fraction what she is charging.
>
> > B - I bought quite some equipment from her to be shipped to USA and she
> > charged me their VAT - (something similar to sales tax on everything,
> > now 19%).
> > Sales from Germany directly into foreign countries (now outside the EU)
> > are exempt from this tax. I asked her to refund it - which would be
> > normal procedure for honorable businesses if this would happen by
> > mistake - and she flatly refused it!
>
> > I will send her a copy of this email and also post it on rfsd newsgroup.
>
> > You can find quite a few on German web sites:
> >http://www.bavendo.de/product_info.p...m-G-rkorb.html
>
> > Good luck!
>
> > Samartha
> Aleksandr Nartovich wrote:
> > Samartha,
> > I wonder if you can help me again. On your pictures I see that some of
> > the breads have been resting/rising in the special baskets (I can see
> > traces of its wires). Where can I find these baskets? Are they better
> > than rising a dough in a floured linen towel?
> > Thanks.
>
> > Btw, there was an interesting article about bread baking in the Living
> > magazine by Martha Stewart (January 2008), page 104.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

rec.food.sourdough
Hi, it's very interesting.........
Yep, we had here 19% tax and our shop have the same problem, with the
tax. We have many orders from Canada and the USA and we have
a simple art, to send back the money. 1. You pay your order by Credit
Card (https) 2. You get a (automatic) mail from your offer, 3. A few
minutes later,
you get a sencond mail with the correct pament, 4. we send the tax
back to the CreditCard accout. The order leave a the same or the next
day our stock.
Try it ! An you are welcome at

www.bavendo.de

Greetings from solingen (Germany)

On Jan 19, 8:45*am, Sam > wrote:
> FYI, for what it's worth!
>
>
>
> > Hello Aleksandr,
>
> > Ok, there you go:
>
> > I got mine from Germany - Hobbybäcker-Versand - Web site:
> >http://pinzer.dbfaktshop.de/
>
> > basket page:
>
> >http://pinzer.dbfaktshop.de/?nlayer=...p=1095&sid=c5c...
>
> > But the woman selling it is obnoxiously stupid! Don't know what she has
> > in her head?
>
> > A - her stuff is very expensive, others are selling the same articles
> > for a fraction what she is charging.
>
> > B - I bought quite some equipment from her to be shipped to USA and she
> > charged me their VAT - (something similar to sales tax on everything,
> > now 19%).
> > Sales from Germany directly into foreign countries (now outside the EU)
> > are exempt from this tax. I asked her to refund it - which would be
> > normal procedure for honorable businesses if this would happen by
> > mistake - and she flatly refused it!
>
> > I will send her a copy of this email and also post it on rfsd newsgroup.
>
> > You can find quite a few on German web sites:
> >http://www.bavendo.de/product_info.p...m-G-rkorb.html
>
> > Good luck!
>
> > Samartha
> Aleksandr Nartovich wrote:
> > Samartha,
> > I wonder if you can help me again. On your pictures I see that some of
> > the breads have been resting/rising in the special baskets (I can see
> > traces of its wires). Where can I find these baskets? Are they better
> > than rising a dough in a floured linen towel?
> > Thanks.
>
> > Btw, there was an interesting article about bread baking in the Living
> > magazine by Martha Stewart (January 2008), page 104.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

rec.food.sourdough
Hi, it's very interesting.........
Yep, we had here 19% tax and our shop have the same problem, with the
tax. We have many orders from Canada and the USA and we have
a simple art, to send back the money. 1. You pay your order by Credit
Card (https) 2. You get a (automatic) mail from your offer, 3. A few
minutes later,
you get a sencond mail with the correct pament, 4. we send the tax
back to the CreditCard accout. The order leave a the same or the next
day our stock.
Try it ! An you are welcome at

www.bavendo.de

Greetings from solingen (Germany)