Where to buy?

So i decided to buy sager/ clevo laptop i live in Europe UK (Edinburgh) and my question from where to buy it in Europe, i mean which online website would be the best for me?


sorry for my English :S

 

Look here
http://forum.notebookreview.com/sager-clevo/652403-clevo-resellers-european-union-v1.html
There are a few in the UK as well.

 

Ya its kinda bad about EU :S especially UK they have tax on everything :/ is it possible to ship from US like xoticpc ??

 

Err, all EU countries have sales tax, and the rate isn't much different. Anything imported would also be taxed.
You could order from the US, but you would still have VAT to pay, and the increased shipping, and if you ever had to RMA, it would be much more expensive.

 

Ok then i checked that thread about EU resellers but maybe you can suggest which one would be the best in all aspects for buying (sager NP9150 model)?

 

me personally would recommend mySN mySN UK | XMG | by Schenker Notebooks

as anything electrical we are ripped off in the uk

also if you could tell us your budget then we can recommend which to go for.

just for example the one in my sig below was £2006

 

I was thinking the same thing and then i found clevo/ sager in xoticPC for around 1000 pounds its was perfect :O but like in UK its plus 300 pounds for the same rig ://// is this VAT tax is in all EU or just UK ? because i just moved hare and i can buy it in another country in EU would it be cheaper ?

 

Vat is included in EU purchases.

 

Only in my case (with both my P150HM and W370ET) I get the netto price without VAT. Pretty cool stuff. Compared to the OEM brands, I get better and cheaper machines.
Better and cheaper.

 

can i ask how ? because this VAT tax add me like 250 pounds to the price :/ and it doesn't give so many options like xoticpc. itsg like i pay more for less options and worse rig :/ any suggestions ?

 

Here is how.
My country is in the EU. Im buying a laptop from MySN, which is in Germany, which is also in the EU.
I purchase my laptops as a firm (ive got my own firm) and send the reseller my details for my invoice.
The reseller then checks the data in the EU register.
I dont owe VAT to the country from which I purchase the laptop (in this case - Germany).
I also dont owe VAT to my country if Im not going to re-sell the laptop from my firm.
And so I ask the reseller for a netto-price, without VAT.
They are perfectly fine with that.
And I save these 19% from the end price.
What ends up happening is this: I get an INSANE laptop for less money than an OEM garbage, like Lenovo Y580 (yes, it overheats, its garbage, it costs more and its hard to clean, almost a nightmare to remove the fan and heatsink, etc.)

Ive no idea what the laws in the UK are, you'd better check that out!

P.S. YEEEE I just saw my rep squares are up to 4 now!!! Thanks for the rep guys!!! Really appreciate it!

 

Generally i just moved to UK, but iam from Lithuania that is in EU too and in Lithuania i never heard about this VAT tax that they use in UK or Germany etc. , i saw that is cheaper to buy if you are a student ant its like 50 pounds cheaper :S its not that good :/ i dont want this VAT taxbut i dont have any firm like you said is there any other way to buy Clevo/ sager in EU with normal price (and without stupid taxes ) ?

 

Maybe you dont need to pay VAT if you order from Lithuania
Ask MySN! They will tell you! You can also PM them here on these forums, they have a representative here! (search for MySN)

 

ill try that and report hare

 

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@volcane

the warranty is crap though. just hope it doesnt need a repair after the first year as you will have to pay courier and parts.


@juusts
VAT is 20% on top of the price in the uk.
if you ordered from lets say america then it is a much cheaper price but when it comes through customs you have to pay the 20% VAT and if it ever needed repair then you would have to cover the costs for courier and insurance back to america for service so once thats all added up it doesnt work out much difference.

 

Hi Justas

Thank you for your email.

I can confirm that the 20% VAT which our website charges is applicable to sales to Lithuania. Once you have paid this VAT you won't have to pay any other charges to import to Lithuania.

If you have any furter questions please feel free to ask and I will be happy to help.

Best Regards

his i got from mysn.co.uk

Its nice but its quite expencive :/ i want to spend 1100 pound max :/

 

would help if you told us what size lappy you want and what you want to do with it, general use, heavy gaming,hd video editing etc as this can make a hell of a difference in price. you can still get a very good fast lappy for £1100

take a look at the A** series laptops on the left of the page mySN UK | XMG | by Schenker Notebooks

 

They have loads of different types to suit your budget, and you can configure them to your personal taste depending what you want.

 

EVERYTHING in the UK is subject to vat, imports included. Only if you have paid tax in a country in the EU already is it then covered.

Also I am sure you meant to say that your machine was primarily for business use b0b, because by getting your business to pay for it and donating it to yourself for primarily personal use is not really a "gift" as I understand it and would mean it's subject to earnings tax which depends on where you live and how much you earn. It may also mean it would then be subject to vat as well.......

So just be a little bit careful about what you say there.

 

Sorry i moved and dint had an internet for couple of days ...

I want 15.6" matte, for gaming, good graphics (AMD 7970 or Nvidia ), 16GB ram or less, SSD drive and normal HDD, good wireless card, and no overheating :S plus i would like to get overcloking if its possible in EU sites (i havent seen it ) i would buy it on 2013 January maybe something new will come out then

Did i choose good for wanting to buy Sager / clevo ? or other laptop would be better ?

 

Overclocking is best done by yourself with care to be honest. January is going to start coming closer to haswell (next gen i7) but you can always wait around for new tech and never buy anything.

 

hmmm haswell where to get more info about it ?

 

That's what everyone will want to know (including the desktop crowd), it's mostly guesswork and speculation for now.

 

i see you are from edinburgh too, where would you suggest to buy laptop ?