Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.

I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.

I will appreciate any kind of info/help...

Thanks in advance,
Pete.

"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.

I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


What sort of prehistoric cioutry are you trying to enter, with dumb rules
like that ?

geoff

"Geoff Wood" wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.

I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


What sort of prehistoric cioutry are you trying to enter, with dumb rules
like that ?

geoff

This is not really helping me...

Pete

"Peter Parker"

Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.



** Bound to be more than one place - since NAD use subcontractors.

NAD do not have to tell exactly you who they have contracts with.


I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


** I guess this is for proof of Chinese origin so it escapes import duty.


I will appreciate any kind of info/help...


** Pay up - it must only be a few bucks.



.......... Phil

"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker"

Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.



** Bound to be more than one place - since NAD use subcontractors.

NAD do not have to tell exactly you who they have contracts with.


I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


** I guess this is for proof of Chinese origin so it escapes import duty.


I will appreciate any kind of info/help...


** Pay up - it must only be a few bucks.

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs NEED
a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I know it
doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing site address,
they are not going to let the unit enter the US. On the unit it's written
"Made in China"... that's all.

This is causing me nightmare!!!!!!!!

......... Phil

Pete

"Peter Parker"
Phil Allison

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs
NEED a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I
know it doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing
site address, they are not going to let the unit enter the US. On the unit
it's written "Made in China"... that's all.

This is causing me nightmare!!!!!!!!



** Err - how do the officials know if a Chinese address is Kosher and the
particular unit came from there??


The ONLY folk who know for sure are the technical and admin staff of
NAD.



............ Phil

This is the best advise I got so far... thanks.

Pete

"offpeak808" wrote in message
...
Just write any address from Shenzhen. Customs won't check it. Why should
they? If there's a problem, then tell them this is the address you were
given, and leave it at that. So go online, search "electronic manufacturer
+shenzhen+china" . Here's one:

Shenzhen Malintech Industrial Co., Ltd.
Contact Person: Ethan Wang
Address: Unit C, 12/F, Ruida Bldg, Jingtian (South) Road, Futian
District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. China
Zip: 518034
Telephone: 0086-755-82900118
Fax: 0086-755-82900119




"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker"

Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.



** Bound to be more than one place - since NAD use subcontractors.

NAD do not have to tell exactly you who they have contracts with.


I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


** I guess this is for proof of Chinese origin so it escapes import
duty.


I will appreciate any kind of info/help...


** Pay up - it must only be a few bucks.

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs
NEED
a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I know it
doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing site
address,
they are not going to let the unit enter the US. On the unit it's written
"Made in China"... that's all.

This is causing me nightmare!!!!!!!!

......... Phil

Pete

Just write any address from Shenzhen. Customs won't check it. Why should
they? If there's a problem, then tell them this is the address you were
given, and leave it at that. So go online, search "electronic manufacturer
+shenzhen+china" . Here's one:

Shenzhen Malintech Industrial Co., Ltd.
Contact Person: Ethan Wang
Address: Unit C, 12/F, Ruida Bldg, Jingtian (South) Road, Futian
District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. China
Zip: 518034
Telephone: 0086-755-82900118
Fax: 0086-755-82900119




"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker"

Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.



** Bound to be more than one place - since NAD use subcontractors.

NAD do not have to tell exactly you who they have contracts with.


I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


** I guess this is for proof of Chinese origin so it escapes import
duty.


I will appreciate any kind of info/help...


** Pay up - it must only be a few bucks.

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs
NEED
a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I know it
doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing site
address,
they are not going to let the unit enter the US. On the unit it's written
"Made in China"... that's all.

This is causing me nightmare!!!!!!!!

......... Phil

Pete

Hi Pete,

Did you try asking NAD support?
http://www.nadelectronics.com/help/

--
John L Rice


"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.

I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.

I will appreciate any kind of info/help...

Thanks in advance,
Pete.

"John L Rice"
Hi Pete,

Did you try asking NAD support?
http://www.nadelectronics.com/help/



** Pretty good thinking - even for a drummer.

Figure out who ought to know - then go ask 'em.

Doesn't always mean you will get the answer you need but.






........... Phil

In article writes:

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs NEED
a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I know it
doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing site address,
they are not going to let the unit enter the US.

Instead of looking here where nobody really cares where anything is
built, why not call a NAD dealer, ask him for the name and phone
number of the NAD distributor in the US, and ask him for an address in
China. You don't think the US Customs Service is actually going to
chek on it, do you? They just want an addreess. I'm sure you can get
the address of the company headquarters from the US distributor.



--
I'm really Mike Rivers )
However, until the spam goes away or Hell freezes over,
lots of IP addresses are blocked from this system. If
you e-mail me and it bounces, use your secret decoder ring
and reach me he double-m-eleven-double-zero at yahoo

I have been there a while ago with a CD duplicator that I shipped from
Canada to the USA,I feel your pain.The machine was built in the USA.I was
treated like I built the damn thing and you needed to be a lawyer to fill
out the paper work they give you.


My solution after many weeks or fighting with the shipper was to tell them
to ship it back to me and I shipped it through FedEx with no problems.

I think US customs are worried you are going to take the laser out and use
it for evil perpouses.Thank god for the FDA !!!!!!!

Such BULL****!!!!!

Good Luck


Peter Parker wrote in message
...
"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker"

Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.



** Bound to be more than one place - since NAD use subcontractors.

NAD do not have to tell exactly you who they have contracts with.


I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


** I guess this is for proof of Chinese origin so it escapes import
duty.


I will appreciate any kind of info/help...


** Pay up - it must only be a few bucks.

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs
NEED
a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I know it
doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing site
address,
they are not going to let the unit enter the US. On the unit it's written
"Made in China"... that's all.

This is causing me nightmare!!!!!!!!

......... Phil

Pete

Uhhhhh......they are the government and they know.



Phil Allison wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker"
Phil Allison

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs
NEED a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I
know it doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing
site address, they are not going to let the unit enter the US. On the
unit
it's written "Made in China"... that's all.

This is causing me nightmare!!!!!!!!



** Err - how do the officials know if a Chinese address is Kosher and
the
particular unit came from there??


The ONLY folk who know for sure are the technical and admin staff of
NAD.



........... Phil

Bad idea.....they do check.This is why they want you to do all the leg
work and fill out the papers so they can check.


Peter Parker wrote in message
...
This is the best advise I got so far... thanks.

Pete

"offpeak808" wrote in message
...
Just write any address from Shenzhen. Customs won't check it. Why should
they? If there's a problem, then tell them this is the address you were
given, and leave it at that. So go online, search "electronic
manufacturer
+shenzhen+china" . Here's one:

Shenzhen Malintech Industrial Co., Ltd.
Contact Person: Ethan Wang
Address: Unit C, 12/F, Ruida Bldg, Jingtian (South) Road, Futian
District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province. China
Zip: 518034
Telephone: 0086-755-82900118
Fax: 0086-755-82900119




"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
"Phil Allison" wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker"

Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.



** Bound to be more than one place - since NAD use subcontractors.

NAD do not have to tell exactly you who they have contracts with.


I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it
thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


** I guess this is for proof of Chinese origin so it escapes import
duty.


I will appreciate any kind of info/help...


** Pay up - it must only be a few bucks.

Believe me, I would pay to avoid all those problems but the US customs
NEED
a special form to be fill out for the FDA and laser regulation. I know
it
doesn't make sense but they need it, without the manufacturing site
address,
they are not going to let the unit enter the US. On the unit it's
written
"Made in China"... that's all.

This is causing me nightmare!!!!!!!!

......... Phil

Pete

"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
"Geoff Wood" wrote in message
...

"Peter Parker" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I can't find where in China NAD is manufacturing their CD players.

I'm desesperetly looking for that address because I can't get it thru
custom
without the address of their manufacturing site.


What sort of prehistoric cioutry are you trying to enter, with dumb
rules like that ?

geoff

This is not really helping me...

It could help you, becuase you or somemindless beaurocrat may be totally off
on some erroneous tangent .

geoff

"Mike Rivers" wrote in message

Instead of looking here where nobody really cares where anything is
built, why not call a NAD dealer, ask him for the name and phone
number of the NAD distributor in the US, and ask him for an address in
China. You don't think the US Customs Service is actually going to
chek on it, do you? They just want an addreess. I'm sure you can get
the address of the company headquarters from the US distributor.


Why not just say "the same factory all the zillion of other bits of NAD
stuff for sale in the USA was mafe in " ?

geoff

Troy wrote:
I have been there a while ago with a CD duplicator that I shipped from
Canada to the USA,I feel your pain.The machine was built in the USA.I was
treated like I built the damn thing and you needed to be a lawyer to fill
out the paper work they give you.

1. Don't ever ship UPS internationally.

2. Mark anything like this "AMERICAN PRODUCT RETURNED TO COUNTRY OF ORIGIN"
on the box and on the green form with the contents, in large and prominent
letters.

My solution after many weeks or fighting with the shipper was to tell them
to ship it back to me and I shipped it through FedEx with no problems.

FedEx is fine over the border. Canada Post/USPS is usually cheaper for
lighter packages although they are more expensive for heavier ones, and
they never tack on any customs fees of any sort. Things seem to go
through customs a little more easily than with FedEx.

I think US customs are worried you are going to take the laser out and use
it for evil perpouses.Thank god for the FDA !!!!!!!

Don't even mention that it has a laser in it. The laser form, if you read
it carefully, does not apply to class 2 laser products.

You'll note that it contains lead solder too, but you don't need to fill out
the ORM-D paperwork.
--scott

--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

You'll note that it contains lead solder too, but you don't need to fill
out
the ORM-D paperwork.
--scott

Unless you are shipping it to California of course. ;-)

John L Rice