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Hi all.. this is my first post after a brief time away from the imports.. (been playing on the only thing that comes close to an import for bang for buck thrills..a kwaka ZX9R)..I am about to get back into the scene and am looing at buying a Stagea through J Spec imorts...if anyone has feeback on dealing with them and going through the compliance proccess..it would be of great value.

Looking foward to geting back into the scene and puting a few more Stagea's on the streets of Melbounre ( aint seen one yet)

Cheers

Scott.

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I bought mine from J Spec just recently. Very very good service and a great members area on the website. ;) Would definatly be recommending them. Constantly in touch and organising everything for me. Pluse, I saved $100 bucks by using J Spec as opposed to Prestige ... :P hehehe

I'll think you'll find excellent reports from people who've used Prestige and people who've chosen J-Spec. They are probably the two largest and well known import brokers in Australia, with excellent contacts who can help you along the entire way.

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I've read a lot that brokers will 'ASSIST' you along the process. I was under the impression that for the $1000 (or thereabouts) you can sit back and answer questions. I though they were supposed to organise and carry out the entire process, shipping, customs clearance and compliance.

Is this right?

Thanks.

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