1. Customs valuation issues, some pianos are expensive, the foreign purchase price and the domestic market sales price is a big difference, the customs will be assessed, our company will stand in the customer's point of view and the customs negotiation prices, familiar with the port policy.
2. Whether the nameplate information on the piano is complete (year, origin, model, serial number), etc., the customs inspection will focus on these, but because many old pianos have long been no nameplate, which leads to the difficulty of the inspection, how to cope with the inspection, how to explain these with the teacher, I believe that only the professional operation of the agent has experience.
3. For some of the antique pianos, the importance of transportation is self-evident, must not be bumped into the bad, which is also a consideration for the packing company, logistics company, our strength to ensure the integrity of the goods during transportation.
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