
I can say the DSA feels really good to type on, like it pretty much.
matt3o wrote:people are posting a lot of pictures on GH and it seems that SP quality control is not the best.
some sets (like mine) came out really well, others have some problems with warping and apparently some faded/blurred legends.
Now, I have to better investigate in the situation (honestly I believe some might simply not push the keycaps down enough), but if this is the case, I'm sorry but I'm not running a round 2 unless SP can guarantee a better quality control.
I've been ripped off by Dutch custom office this morning, 26€. Even worse I was 2€ short from the exact amount (postman does not have change of 50) and I will have to pick up my order tomorrow. Uncoolbugsaint wrote:Set arrived yesterday but got hit by UK customs, £21.69. and to top it off the lettering on a couple of the caps is faded. A little disappointed. However, thanks to matt3o for organising this. I'll get them on to the keyboard tonight and post some photos over the next few days.
And Eszett, it is the duty of civil servants to enforce rules. If you don't like the rules, complain to those who made them and not to those who have to apply them.
My main complain is that taxes in this my specific case are too high (42% of the value!), I would be fine paying VAT (20 something %), it is the law and what I would expect. I really want an explanation of such a (relatively) high figure this time.kbdfr wrote: I always wonder why people feel they are being robbed when charged with duties or costs they can expect.
Customs (and taxes in general) are not arbitrary decisions by individuals, but follow rules set in advance (and admittedly sometimes very complex). Feel happy if you happen not to be charged, not angry when they are applied.