Had to agree with you, since you worked with telcos.Strong Eagle wrote:^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ. You win.
OP... you figure it out. Stick yer ferkin Linksys router in your luggage and come on over... or begin an endless process of red tape over a $69 router than anybody and everybody has. Good luck.
Now I have a suspicion that OP is importing a 10 watt signal jammer.BBCWatcher wrote:. We don't know what the original poster is importing, so..
I started to suspect BBCWatcher is a research project derived entity designed to evaluate peoples' responses for the advices concerning some least likely scenarios. This was the case some time ago for the Indian family member to be accommodated in JB; this is also the case in this thread, as well as in a concurrent one where s/he advises based on the assumption that the tenant has in the TA a clause allowing deduction of money from rent if the LL fails to fix some broken stuff.ecureilx wrote:Now I have a suspicion that OP is importing a 10 watt signal jammer.BBCWatcher wrote:. We don't know what the original poster is importing, so..
Or a spectrum analyser to listen in to all radio communication.
Illegal down here where OP would be from.ecureilx wrote:Now I have a suspicion that OP is importing a 10 watt signal jammer.BBCWatcher wrote:. We don't know what the original poster is importing, so..
OP could assemble it from modular boards on the way to Singapore.nakatago wrote:Illegal down here where OP would be from.ecureilx wrote:Now I have a suspicion that OP is importing a 10 watt signal jammer.BBCWatcher wrote:. We don't know what the original poster is importing, so..
Yessssss!!!! How could I have been so oblivious???ecureilx wrote:Now I have a suspicion that OP is importing a 10 watt signal jammer.BBCWatcher wrote:. We don't know what the original poster is importing, so..
Or a spectrum analyser to listen in to all radio communication.
You mean BBCWatcher is a AI? Amazing! A little light on the I... but if it's a research project, I fully understand.x9200 wrote:I started to suspect BBCWatcher is a research project derived entity designed to evaluate peoples' responses for the advices concerning some least likely scenarios.
x9200 wrote:OP could assemble it from modular boards on the way to Singapore.nakatago wrote:Illegal down here where OP would be from.ecureilx wrote:
Now I have a suspicion that OP is importing a 10 watt signal jammer.
Actually you can most of the parts in Sim Lim, but the express condition that you don't use them in Singapore Buyer Beware and all thatx9200 wrote:OP could assemble it from modular boards on the way to Singapore.nakatago wrote:Illegal down here where OP would be from.ecureilx wrote:
Now I have a suspicion that OP is importing a 10 watt signal jammer.
Uh ho.BBCWatcher wrote:I try not to make assumptions without evidence, and I try to respect other adults as competent individuals capable of making their own decisions. It's all quite simple. In my experience most people appreciate that approach and do not want to lectured to, talked down to, prejudged, or have their decisions made for them.
Yes, IDA (and Customs) have fewer rules and regulations than in the past. But there are still some rules and regulations. Those rules and regulations may or may not apply. I don't know if they do or not because I don't know exactly what the original poster wants to import, and nobody else here knows either except the original poster.
But I do know that, if I were in the same position, I damn well don't want some pseudonymous forum poster assuming that I want to ignore and violate applicable rules and regulations as I'm about to hop on a plane to my new country of residence. Give me the facts (and without any political b.s. or other agenda), point me to the truth, and let me decide, thank you very much.
No, this concept isn't complicated. It's called treating others with respect, something that seems to be very much lacking in this forum, sadly.
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