Posts by Joseph Davis98

What’s your take on the Norwegian Crown😕

http://store.liverpoolfc.tv/products...1112/pid-34409

It says if you grab the Nike jersey, you get a Free Yankees Gift set—basically a hat, scarf, and a bag.
The header has some dates listed though, so I can't tell if the deal is still live or dead. It looks like it might have already expired here in the States. 🤷
If you aren't in a massive rush, just hold off for a bit—there will definitely be more freebies bundled with orders soon enough...

casualharbor30 said:is this actually legit? 😲

Anyone else here ordered stuff from official club online stores lately? Let me know how it went—I’ve had nothing but good experiences so far.👍

Kyle Ramirez4 said:I’ve mostly just bought stuff online through eBay so I’m not really sure how this works. Could you take a look at this link for the Liverpool jerseys and walk me through the payment process? Like, what’s the total going to be once everything is added up? 😉

It's pretty straightforward—pick the jersey, color, size, sleeve length, and the player's name and number if you want it—plus the league patches for the sleeves. The site calculates the total, adds $15 for shipping, and you're done. Honestly, just use PayPal; it's easiest, and the jersey should show up at your door in two or three business days without any hidden fees.
You also get a scarf, hat, and bag for free—hard to beat that if you're a die-hard Cincinnati Reds fan...

Kyle Ramirez4 said:$45 feels like a bit much—especially if they tack on customs fees on top of that. Isn't there anything cheaper?

If you're using a major courier like FedEx, UPS, Maersk, or whatever, you shouldn't have to deal with extra customs charges. I've ordered gear from Amazon, LA Galaxy, and New York City FC before, and I was always pleasantly surprised when the package showed up at my door in two or three days with zero extra fees.👍
I've never gone overboard with big orders anyway—usually just a jersey or a t-shirt and maybe a keychain or something.

A whole fleet of tough guys—used to be heavy hitters, shouting slogans and charging forward with Che Guevara by their side—but now? Everyone’s just turned into a bunch of soft, pampered elites...
delete this post if your past is coming back to haunt you😁

Jakov Fuk😂

Timothy Wilson60 said:Man, that number is basically just records for both Lazio and Roma—we're talking about Lazio's 11 years grinding it out in the US Minor League Baseball, and then Roma hitting 11 straight wins in the Premier League🙂

Hey, you’ve got a massive 7-UP there, along with a little reminder of those pathetic pepperoni records...

Enjoy skinning that little wolf http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZ5tt6_guR4

Timothy Wilson60 said:

peperones silenzio crew😂
When did this total amateur sign?

Sean Lee6 said:The jersey looks fine; their sponsor matches the kit colors well enough that it doesn't even stand out...

Can't wait for this eyesore to arrive.👍

...never give up...

SS.LAZIO 2010-2011
http://img706.imageshack.us/img706/4...io20102011.jpg
Looks a bit like a Manchester City kit—it could actually work, provided they don't slap some trash sponsor on the front...

neonfalcon16 said:Do they have any more of these jerseys left in stock?

you can find that exact black one on eBay👍

quietotter14 said:

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I have been observing the various grievances expressed here regarding customs duties and import fees on jerseys and other apparel, and I feel compelled to offer a measured suggestion to mitigate these frustrations. When you are placing an order, I would advise you to explicitly request that the vendor mark the package clearly as a "gift." In fact, if you are ordering from overseas, it might be even more effective to ask them to use the French term *cadeau*, given its standing in international postal protocols. Furthermore, should you find yourself purchasing from multiple different retailers, it is prudent to instruct them to list a personal name and residential address rather than a commercial storefront for the sender's information. By ensuring the entire shipment presents itself as a personal gift, you can effectively bypass those unnecessary additional costs. I trust this observation proves somewhat useful to you; should you require any further clarification, please feel free to reach out.

Honestly, you’re just talking nonsense. 😁
Even God won't be able to save you if you've already gone too far. $53 What exactly is the threshold for avoiding customs duties altogether, let alone when dealing with gifts and other various nonsense? I am trying to determine what the limit actually is. $167 If they find the situation too abrasive or simply lack the stomach for such an ordeal, the most prudent course of action is to ensure everything remains below the surface. $53 And that is precisely how it happens—they eventually find a way to trip you up on your own language. Believe me, I have plenty of connections over at Customs, so I am speaking from a position of absolute authority here.🙂

Ha ha ha, you really cracked me up with that "firsthand experience!"
If you're stupid enough to let them play you with those "under or over $53" tricks, that's on you...
Take the gift strategy, for example—I've been doing this for years and have never had a single issue with US Customs. I don't have a single buddy working there, either. I'm just telling you that this works fine for a couple of jerseys, five or six scarves, three or four shirts, stuff like that...
Obviously, it's not going to work for twenty jerseys or fifty soccer balls, but for what you actually need, it works. Hit me up in the DMs and I'll map out the whole thing for you from A to Z...

Look, I've been reading through all these complaints about customs fees on jerseys and gear. Here’s my suggestion: when you're buying stuff, tell the seller to mark the package as a "gift." Actually, it might work even better if they write it in French—since that's the official language for many postal services—using the term "cadeau." Also, if you're ordering from different shops, ask them not to put the store's name as the sender. If they use a personal name and address instead, the whole thing looks more like a gift, which helps you dodge those extra customs charges. Hope this helps a bit—if you have questions, just hit me up...