[Ti] Taking a Computer to Peru

[Fred]

On 5/28/03 5:56 PM, "T.L.Miller" <tlmiller at mac.com> wrote:

> I had planned to take my AlBook 12 to Peru this summer in order to hold
> pictures I would download from a digicam and to communicate with work in
> case I found some 'hot spots" down there.
> 
> My wife was reading that it's possible they may want to charge me 50%
> duty on the computer when we arrive. Has anyone heard of that? I have e-
> mailed the Peruvian embassy, but no response so far.
> 
> Tom Miller
> 
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I have traveling in out of Peru extensively as well as Colombia and I have
never heard of this, nor had any issues with 1-2 laptops and quite a bit of
camera gear.  

Cheers
FRED