Cheval and delivery to Europe

[Eero.Korhonen]

I like to have my Cheval printed too.

[Vincent.vanGinneke]

Very good suggestion by Ian about what the Polish people arrange among themselves.
I recently ordered some parts from the UK and with the splendid help of club members I can manage to keep cost to a minimum, it used to be so easy.....

Oh, yes please, I like the Cheval in paper but I have nothing against it being on Pdf either.

[Karol Burger]

I should have learned more in my youth. I would also be satisfied with a PDF. I don't understand English , I still have to watch it through Googletranslator

[Knud.Degnbol]

I like to have my Cheval in print on paper. They are difficult to put in binders otherwise.

[jerryrich]

I believe that additional charges or handling fees don’t apply to printed matter sent to EU countries from the UK. Having said that, i haven’t received my CdF so far this year I’m in Germany.
I am rather old school myself and would prefer to have the printed magazine if at all possible

[dave.owen]

Thanks all for your comments.
Dave

[jerryrich]

I spoke a little too soon, my copy arrived as normal yesterday

[Vesa Helske]

I'm still waiting for my copy of January issue in Finland. Hopefully I'll receive it next week!

[hristo.kiskinov]

No charges and duties for me. I am in Bulgaria.
I think, there will be no charges and no duties in whole EU, because the Cheval is no trading good.
It has no price and for better understanding a question - who pays charges and duties for received Christmas greetings? No one!
I thing (not sure because the EU-Parlament is still working and who knows...) that for magazines there are no charges and duties too (because that never happened in the last 50 years).
But maybe the german "Zoll" will have another opinion...
If the post-charges in UK for sending are increasing (this is an other story) - I prefer to pay more, but to receive the Cheval in print.
Best regards from Bulgaria
Hristo

[Eero.Korhonen]

I am waiting my magazine as well.
Br, Eero