It’s hard to keep up with the state of tariffs under the current US administration. They target countries that supply a wide variety of goods to American consumers, including cars, electronics, groceries, liquors, lumber, and the list goes on.
There has been a lot of debate over how these on-again, off-again measures will ultimately affect the average citizen, and lately, people have begun to notice the bottom line. To help each other gain a better understanding of the true situation, they have also started sharing pictures of their new receipts, and they paint a vivid picture of the changing economic landscape.
#1
I was told China would pay for these tariffs…
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#8
I just got charged a tariff surcharge
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#9
It’s Happening
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#11
Tariffs anyone? This is gonna be ridiculous
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#12
I ordered an instrument made in Poland to be shipped to the US. (~2k usd) I thought there might be some fee, but $640 seems excessive. What exactly are these gov fees and ups brokerage paying for? Is that tariffs?
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#18
Insane Hy-Vee prices (+ tariffs)
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#19
Are “import charges” the same thing as tariffs? I know that everything is up in the air right now, but I’m asking in case anyone knows and has an answer. I’m want to order something on AliBaba and there are import charges. Are these the tariffs? Or am I going to have to pay more upon delivery on top of these import charges?
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Looking over receipts and noticed I was charged a 6.25% tariff at Fabletics. First time I have seen this on a receipt. Did a little research and found all Fabletics products are from China. I realize companies build in extra fees such as tariffs in their product pricing. I am not sure if I like knowing what the tariff fee is upfront or having it built into the overall price.
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#28
It seems as though chickens are now priced higher than beef. I wonder if the magats are getting their remorse yet, but here we go.
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#29
Beware buying from formulamod store. Extreme tariff overcharging. I ordered a bykski tk220 pump res combo last week for about $160 before the proposed tariffs off aliexpress. I received a message asking for an extra 11 cents. Today I get a message saying they want an extra $99.75 to cover tariffs. I promptly canceled my order and reported them to aliexpress. I went and found the same item and added it to my cart. It shows $161 for checkout with no mention of a tariff surcharge. They will probably hit you up after purchase like they did to me. Buyer beware. I’ve attached screenshots of their prices and the message I received after my order asking for $99.75. That is way more than the clown’s tariffs
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#30
Inflation (and Tariff) example- same product in Canada and the USA
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