Matt Bennett wrote:
> On Sun, August 7, 2011 12:19 pm, Michael Watterson wrote:
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>> On 07/08/2011 15:50, Matt Bennett wrote:
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>>> Or maybe it should be [AD], but I'm not really trying to sell to the
>>> folks
>>> on this list- I'd probably send some of these to you folks for the cost
>>> of
>>> shipping/packaging... though thanks to the export complexities/ITAR, I'=
m
>>> not going to ship outside of the US.
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>> Export Complexities?
>>
>> Doesn't USA want to make money?
>>    =20
>
> Yes, though the devices I want to sell are probably not on the USML list
> (see
> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations>)=
..
> I don't have any way to certify compliance, and the penalties if you scre=
w
> up (even if by accident) just aren't worth the risk.
>
> I'm not saying I agree or disagree with export limitations,=20

I think it only means you can't sell direct to Iran, North Korea etc?
AND only applies if the company or parts deals with Embargoed Items?

I'm curious. Maybe someone else on the list can clarify. A very few US=20
companies asked me to agree a disclaimer that I wasn't a Terrorist,=20
Making Nukes, or dealing with Iran, North Korea etc.

Not that I want to to buy 200 tone filter modules, but it's the first=20
I've heard of these regulations creating a problem for ordinary people=20
or parts exports from USA. Despite my whinging about carriage, I have =20
bought electronics and parts relatively frequently  from USA.  Not heavy=20
things  mind.



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