Showing posts with label gift for her canada. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gift for her canada. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 4, 2014

Itunes gift cards question in canada~?

Q. I heard you can't buy games or apps with a gift card in Canada but i've heard if you set up a account with a canadian gift card you can buy it but if you set up a account with a credit card then you redeem a gift card it dosn't work. Which one is true?


Answer
it varies by country. canada does not accept gift cards for apps. UK and US do.

How much is the acceptable price range of wedding gifts in Canada?




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I generally give a gift worth between $35 and $75 (normally about $50). The most expensive gift I bought was a bbq, but that was for a very good friend and it was a one-time thing. I would think that unless you're a very close friend or family, I would buy a gift worth around $35-$50.




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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

What do you think japanese people would like as gifts from Canada?

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I am from Canada and am traveling to Japan very soon and am staying with a familey. I know it is polite to bring gifts. What do you think japanese people would like as gifts from Canada?


Answer
i think they would like something that symbolizes Canada or has the word "Canada" written on it, maybe something like a souvenir magnet or cell phone strap (very popular in japan).

basically, they would like things that you can't buy in japan, so other examples would be like english CD's, Canadian toys (like beavers or moose), or limited edition coins (like Vancouver 2010 quarters).

hope that helped :D

How much duty will be charged on a lap top sent to Canada from the USA?




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I sent a lap top as a gift to Canada and was told that the reciever may have to pay duty. Does any know how much they would charge and what is the limit that they won't charge?


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The duty rate will be the federal tax (GST, 5%) plus the provincial rate, which in Ontario is 8% but will vary from province to province. This will be figured based on the value you declare. Sometimes they let gifts slide, but sometimes they charge duty. Good Luck! We get mail from the states and we were charged duty only once so far.




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