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Looking at some euro sites to buy stuff but as you know a lot won’t send to uk at this moment. There are some sites like bikester and bikeinn which I am sure are euro but have .co.uk addresses. Does this mean they have a base in uk and will still send stuff? I was actually after some omniheat boots from snowinn.
not in my experience, that's just to trick you into thinking its a UK company.
If it helps, I found Amazon to be the cheapest for the Fairbanks Omni-heats.
Will be interesting to see if there are new rules brought in to limit the use of UK domains in the same way that EU domains are being reclaimed post-Brexit. There doesn't seem to be an equivalent right now and makes sense given the potential for import duties etc.
Will be interesting to see if there are new rules brought in to limit the use of UK domains
I can't see this happening. Nominet enjoy being an extremely profitable not-for-profit, and won't want to limit their domain sales.
EU domains have always had the residency requirement, it's just that post-Brexit, UK residents no longer qualify.
For some reason on Amazon my size -13 is nearly £20 more than some of the smaller sizes but on Snowinn they are the same price. To thicken the plot even more , when I looked closer at the Amazon page it stated the boots were supplied by Tradeinn, which is surely another part of the .......inn group
I ordered a part from bikeinn on the 1st, still not arrived yet. When I tracked the parcel it was sent from Spain and arrived in Wales on the 9th. Presumably they have a premises of some sort in Wales where they then forward the parcel from. I would imagine if they have premises in the UK its to get round brexit problems, maybe?
Edit: actually I just checked again, it wasn't delivered to Wales at all, it was Bletchley from Spain via France. I read the Welsh writing on the royal mail track and trace page not realising it is just a link to change to Welsh language. Doh!
That is nothing, one of my pupils applied to Uni through UCAS and accidentally ticked the box to receive all of her communications in Welsh. That took a bit of sorting out.
This thread title reminded me - Leave.EU recently re-registered themselves as an Irish company, as Brexit meant they could no longer keep their domain name.
when I looked closer at the Amazon page it stated the boots were supplied by Tradeinn, which is surely another part of the …….inn group
Yeah - I think Tradeinn is the umbrella company. I used to get a lot of scuba/spearfishing stuff off Diveinn, and a lot of the comms would come through Tradeinn
That is nothing, one of my pupils applied to Uni through UCAS and accidentally ticked the box to receive all of her communications in Welsh. That took a bit of sorting out.
My dad managed to change his TV to show all of the on-screen prompts in Polish.
It took me quite a while to find the option to change it back to English
This thread title reminded me – <span class="skimlinks-unlinked">Leave.EU</span> recently re-registered themselves as an Irish company, as Brexit meant they could no longer keep their domain name.
Tried... https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/arid-40204208.html
see how it works out