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Passport number taken for bringing toooo many ciggies into the country
Hi Answerbankers, i little over 4 years ago, customs stopped me at the airport and took my passport number and all my duty free fags off me. Now before you non smokers start(lol) i was not bringing them back to sell like most people do, it was for my own personal use. Does anyone know how long they keep it on the system. Im going away soon and i want to bring just a couple of hundred more than my allowance. Im worried that if i got caught again they may do something horrible. You fellow smokers will know what i mean, i dont expect non smokers to have any sympathy
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My husband brings back as much as he can pack in.He also bring back a load of rolly up baccy as well -takes up less room.
Im an ex smoker -stopped for 7years now but havent a prob with anyone who smokes its just a personal choice.
I wouldnt even give it a second though how many you manage to cram in -ive seen the day we had stuff confiscated but those days are long gone.
Im an ex smoker -stopped for 7years now but havent a prob with anyone who smokes its just a personal choice.
I wouldnt even give it a second though how many you manage to cram in -ive seen the day we had stuff confiscated but those days are long gone.
why would they do this?
We went to Poland last year and was asked by someone to bring them 5 sleeves back and as they came into the EU in 2004, we did, only to be told the laws were different for these countries, they took all but 2OO from Bill but never took his passprt from him, I wrote to our MP to complain about the lack of guidelines for this, he took it up in the HoC only to be told "The economy was still weak in Poland"
lesson here...we don't bring any back for anyone,,,ever!
We went to Poland last year and was asked by someone to bring them 5 sleeves back and as they came into the EU in 2004, we did, only to be told the laws were different for these countries, they took all but 2OO from Bill but never took his passprt from him, I wrote to our MP to complain about the lack of guidelines for this, he took it up in the HoC only to be told "The economy was still weak in Poland"
lesson here...we don't bring any back for anyone,,,ever!
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I have questioned this too Haggis by asking where in Newcastle Airport are there signs telling you not to bring cigarettes in from Poland in exess, furthermore, they should be forbidden by EU Rules , to sell you them in the departing countries knowing you have probably handed them a wad of cash free gratis!!