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How a US customs declaration leads to frustration and confusion for Maria

How a US customs declaration leads to frustration and confusion for Maria

Maria is facing frustration after being required to pay nearly 15 euros in import duties for a pair of socks sent as a gift from a friend in the United States. The high cost of these fees has turned a small gesture into an expensive ordeal, prompting questions about customs regulations for international shipments.

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