cheapest 9" eink in UK

[stan3]

Currently I've found:

• kindle dx - $379.00 international shipment version, not sure whether shipping is included or whether that only applies to US addresses, about £250 converted - not sure if there is any import duty to pay on this
• pocketbook 902 - £303 plus shipping, pre order only
• Pixelar MReader 9" - £270 plus shipping, pre order only

others?

[stan3]

after going through the hassle of setting up a amazon.com account the kindle px price including shipping and import fees deposit (not sure if that means there might be more import fess to pay later?) is £309.62

[SkyDream]

I ordered a KDXG few days ago for $379 + $20 shipping + $70 Fee/Tax.
That's all. No more costs. It's still enough.
The reader arrived in germany yesterday and is on it's way to me.
Should be delivered tomorrow.

[HarryT]

Originally Posted by stan3

Currently I've found:

• kindle dx - $379.00 international shipment version, not sure whether shipping is included or whether that only applies to US addresses, about £250 converted - not sure if there is any import duty to pay on this

others?

There's no import duty, but you will of course have to pay shipping and VAT.

[Tomsk]

Originally Posted by stan3

after going through the hassle of setting up a amazon.com account the kindle px price including shipping and import fees deposit (not sure if that means there might be more import fess to pay later?) is £309.62

You might even a get a (small) rebate!

I ordered a KDXG and a Timbuk2 case in July. Two months later I got a refund on tyhe export charges paid for case!

I paid £347.36 for the KDXG and case.
I got an "Export charge refund" of £4.61 on the case.

[HarryT]

Originally Posted by Tomsk

You might even a get a (small) rebate!

I ordered a KDXG and a Timbuk2 case in July. Two months later I got a refund on some of the duties paid for the case!

The same thing happened to me when I bought my Kindle 2 from the US. I suspect that they are perhaps deliberately "pessimistic" when it comes to total shipping costs and VAT, on the grounds that it's easier to refund an excess than to charge extra if they've underestimated the costs.

[SkyDream]

Originally Posted by HarryT

The same thing happened to me when I bought my Kindle 2 from the US. I suspect that they are perhaps deliberately "pessimistic" when it comes to total shipping costs and VAT, on the grounds that it's easier to refund an excess than to charge extra if they've underestimated the costs.

Agree.
It's easier to refund than to charge extra.
The same applies to budget for your IT project.