...143 views and no reply?..Come on guys

AlterEgo · Jun 22, 2009 2:29 PM

Send them money and ask them to buy one there. Based on my experience of taking electronic items from USA, that will be a lot better.

deshbhaktanepali · Jun 22, 2009 2:37 PM

Send money to your parents in Ktm and tell them to go to supermarket there and buy it. If they can't do it, ask your brother, sister, cousins, friends.............. to do it for your parents. If you go thru munchahouse.com or thamel.com, they rip you off.

bisal · Jun 22, 2009 2:42 PM

I read your thread, I have no answer for your questions so I did not write it...and you posted "..143 views and no reply?..come on guys.." You do have a Nepali bani..you should say first  143 Viewers thank you for viewing my thread.....you don't have a habit of saying Thank you.. Wayaat Manchey...!!!!

Gay Goat · Jun 22, 2009 2:52 PM

check muncha house they have lcd's

dav · Jun 22, 2009 3:11 PM

How to send electronics goods to Nepal ?? step1. Pack it properly and label it 'handle with care' step2. Go to UPS and pay the charge and and ship it. You must put recipient's address correctly. step3. Call the recipient and tell them this WONDERFUL NEWS. that's it ;)

ANS · Jun 22, 2009 3:19 PM

Thanks Gay for reminding me how nepali I still am..Thank you very much The prob is muncha and thamel are robbers when it comes to electronics goods. And I have no problem sending money. But the problem is my parents dont have any idea of the electronics goods. I was hoping if someone can give me the sites of all SONY, PHILIPS LG SAMSUNG TVs available in nepal so that I do some research and tell my parents to buy specific model. Or somebody can give the websites like www.syakar.com , where it lists all the products available in their store Your help will be much appriciated. AE

AlterEgo · Jun 22, 2009 3:26 PM

@ANS: What abt the duty fee for the electronics goods? Do know any thing about it? AE

AlterEgo · Jun 22, 2009 10:37 PM

It seems you are a lot smarter than any of us...you have already done some research...please continue the research and keep us updated....it will certainly help us. Thank you.

deshbhaktanepali · Jun 22, 2009 10:58 PM

Just Take one pic  of  that  LCD TV which you intended  to send and Then Open your Email account and then attached this pic and then send to recepints Email Address.  Instantly they will get in Nepal.  हिङ न भये पनि हिङ बाधेको टालो त अवस्य पुग्ला नि 

Yatra51 · Jun 23, 2009 4:44 AM

I think duty of TVs would be 200% as they are considered as luxury items in Nepal.

nepaliraja · Jun 23, 2009 5:04 AM

One of my friend's father want to carry Plasma TV, USA to Nepal, but gave up that idea because of YCL. Brother send money to Nepal, your family can find there better choice and machine which made for asian country, but dont send any thing from here

Sajivan · Jun 23, 2009 9:04 AM

  ne of my friend's father want to carry Plasma TV, USA to Nepal, but gave up that idea because of YCL. What is the relationship of Plasma TV and YCL? It is not quiet clear? What happend?

बैरागिकाइलो · Jun 23, 2009 4:02 PM

Those YCL demanding duty at airport

Sajivan · Jun 23, 2009 4:10 PM

I WOULD ALSO SUGGEST SENDING THEM MONEY AND BUYING THE TV THERE IN NEPAL BECASUE OF THE FOLLOWING: I M NOT SURE IF THE TV WILL WORK COZ OF VOLTAGE DIFFERENCE. 110 VS 220 YAHA BATA PACK GARNE JHANJAT. SHIPPING COST WILL BE VERY HIGH. YOU HAVE TO PAY ALMOST 200% TAX ON LUXURY ITEMS. YOUR PARENTS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE TO PAY THE CUSTOMS IN NEPAL AS THEY PICK UP THE GOOD. CHANCE OF BREAKAGE DURING SHIPPING. INSURANCE WILL BE HIGH IF U DECIDE TO INSURE. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO CLAIM WARRANTY IF SOMETHING HAPPENS WITHIN THE WARRANTY PERIOD SINCE THE TV WILL BE IN NEPAL. BARU I SUGGEST YOU TO SEND EXTRA MONEY THAT U WLD INCURE FOR THE ABOVE EXPENSES AND TELL EM TO BUY THERE. I M SURE U HAVE SOME RELATIVES BACK IN NEPAL WHO WILL HELP UR PARENTS DECIDE.

kaji sahab · Jun 23, 2009 5:21 PM

who ever posted this thread.. i have had this kinda thread long time back.. the thing is you shouldn't send it.. as from the above post you can easily know by now that the tax will be more than your TV.. and you won't get one piece TV when it reaches Nepal.. if you even have had the Insurance.. it will be one year to get the money.. Voltage is not the problem.. you can get the converter.. do you want ur parents to see Kabhi Sas Bhi Khabhi Bahu Thi on that.. drop that idea.. if you are talking about the HD LCD... then what's the use.. HD.. you have to have HD channels to enjoy the full function.. to have HD.. in Nepal.. 20 more years.. walkahead...

walkahead · Jun 23, 2009 9:58 PM

दछिन कोरियाको LG कम्पनीको LCD टि.भी हरु हालै मात्र नेपाली बजारमा उपलब्ध छन। दाम भने अली चर्कै छ, दुई लाख रुपैयाँ। PLASMA लाई LCD (लिक्युइ कपल दिभाइस)ले उछिनिसकेको हुनाले यहाँबाट प्लाज्मा बोक्ने वा पठाउने झन्झत पनि गर्नु परेन। सभार: कान्तिपुर साप्ताहिक,(पेज छ; जुन १९, २००९)

pc30 · Jun 24, 2009 7:14 AM

BIG Mistake, never do this mistake. Fist Voltage: US has 110 voltage and Nepal 220. Once plug in to the power BOOOOOM, your TV's transformer is gone.   Second NTSC. Nepal use Pal, even its a HDTV but PAL run with 50 MHz and NTSC is a 60 MHz, you only going to see lines rolling. Hope that help.

Joe Black · Jun 24, 2009 7:29 AM