WebShop (2005-12-21 05:16:28)

Order items from: [webshop]

"Check / money order" option means "no payment at the time of order checkout", so it can be anything:

We'll provide recipient info on request when you've decided on preferred payment option.

Several orders (eg. your orders, or yours and your friend's) can be paid with 1 transfer.

You are welcome to write payment info (as a reply to the checkout or state-change email from "x-store") to help linking payment and order info (especially if the payment comes from your friend, or more than one order paid together). Linking payment to order is normally smooth using name, country, value, date, etc... data.


Choose Assembled controller first - with the options you need, of course

The assembled controller usually takes 3..6 working days to customize to your options (and test, package). Here is how you can get all your items ASAP, and still have more time to fine-tune the other items/quantities.

This only applies to the assembled controller, not to bare genboard. Note that even resellers buy assembled controllers these days, except in rare cases of (usually problematic anyway) plug-n-play installs.


Wire transfer matrix

Note: wire transfer is only one (however, nice) option of the available payment methods. Choose by "check/money order" option in webshop.

The wire-transfer destination, according to the table below, depends on

Customer locationindividual,or company without EU-VAT-IDcompany with EU-VAT-ID
USAXDSL Ltd -
EUACMV LLC; max $100 to XDSL Ltd, but add +15% for invoice incl. VATXDSL Ltd or ACMV LLC
elsewhereXDSL Ltd or ACMV LLC -

"or" means either is allowed, but the bold is preferred (cheaper, faster).


IBAN/Swift/BIC transfer to XDSL Ltd.

EU customers who transfer to XDSL Ltd either

For individuals and companies without EU-VAT-ID, transfer to the ACMV LLC (USA) account, see below.

Non-EU customers (USA, Norway, Australia, etc... basically, most of the world) are welcome to pay via transfer to XDSL Ltd.\n

IBAN ("wire transfer" / SWIFT / BIC) recipient: XDSL Ltd HUNGARY
Recipient Address : 1091 Budapest, Hurok u 7. HUNGARY 
Bank Account Number: IBAN: HU35 10300002-20112639-00003285
(swift: MKKBHUHB) 
EU-VAT-ID: HU12467116
Contact tel: +36 70 2 654 789 

as you verify on http://www.x-dsl.hu/en/contact.html


Wire transfer to ACMV LLC, USA (not IBAN)

Warning: USA customers (either individual or company) MUST NOT transfer to ACMV LLC, USA! For USA customers (either individual or company) the only option for wire transfer is XDSL Ltd Hungary (see above)

This is currently the only wire-transfer option for EU individuals and EU companies without EU-VAT-ID.

IBAN codes are not used (the above receipent details is all, and sufficient). This costs a few extra bucks for EU individuals (vs. IBAN that has finally become really cheap), but (for higher value, above $100) less than the +20% VAT they would need to pay with transfer to XDSL Ltd Hungary.

EU companies with EU-VAT-ID, and companies/individuals located elsewhere (not in EU and not in USA) can choose between (transferring to, and getting invoice from) ACMV LLC USA or XDSL Ltd Hungary. However, because of the IBAN bank account, XDSL Ltd Hungary is a better choice (transfer costs less and faster).

For your convenience, we are working on


Globalization - Import tax

Sometimes packs are sent (split to max 2kg mails) from Hungary to US.

We don't know a case when import tax had to be paid. To make it smoother:

The normal way to do it is use split purchase value:

This is because there is no import tax on "license" anywhere that we know of. However, there could be VAT - theoretically.

[[Manual: Basics.Intro.Package]]


News


WebShop/BackLog page for requests for completing shipment when the primary shipping is done before all parts are available (everything is stocked for a long time now).

Note that the webshop email and contact is for shipping/pricing/billing. Use the wiki (see MembersPage) for technical issues. It saves you and the support crew a huge amount of time (more exactly, email wastes a huge amout of time, by splitting the details of the case to several messages and hiding the current status). In the best case, technical issues sent in email will be answered with delay.

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