Shameless Singaporean Shysters
Spend £200 on an item, get a FedEx invoice for £50 a week or two later. J&CO’s website claims the firm can’t indicate what customs fees European customers may be required pay upon receipt of their order. This is patently untrue, given the customs fees are paid on arrival by J&CO’s courier, FedEx, who calculate the amount paid themselves, using a basic formula based on the content and value of the product shipped. J&CO have chosen to not use the free and widely-available ecommerce tools that would enable customers to either prepay customs taxes at checkout or factor future costs into their decison making process. Shameless Singaporean shysters.