UK/European AHS members...
 

Where are you guys going to be getting your copies of A BEST 2 B/W? :P

2 days left, and I have no idea where to look:thud

I always go to - http://global.yesasia.com/en/index.aspx for all my J-pop CDs :)

I am French European but I am in Japan so I will buy it in my favorite HMV !
:D

If I were in France, I would have bought it by internet, no other choice...

Same here!! ^_^

www.yesasia.com
www.cdjapan.com
www.hmv.co.jp (there's a button for translating the page into English)

HMV is most often the cheapest of them, but you'll have to look around and experiment with shipping costs and so.

I usually buy CDs from either yesasia or cdjapan, depending on which has the better (cheaper) price, including the shipping price. Basically, which has the best deal.

There, Martin basically said it all.

I preordered my copies from YA (white) and CDJ (black), lets see which one is the fastest :yes

either Yesasia.com or download (A)

well I might get them in Yesasia, if I don't find in Hong Kong when I go there

I preordered my -WHITE- copy from YesAsia =)

I guess on internet...

it's not like they sell Ayu CD's in Holland... maybe in Amsterdam but that's to far away

I will probably order on Yesasia soon =) (A BEST -WHITE- CD+2DVD Japan Version)

I use CDJapan for everything.

I get both black & white on yesasia, and both shipped this morning ^0^

edit: if you can't buy by the internet... have you tried a "fnac" store?? they usually have ayu CD's (at least on the city I live)

Cheers for the replies guys, I managed to order the Japanese black and white versions inc dvd's :D Can't wait.

What page did you settle with in the end?

I might goto China town in London to get mine. They often have Japan products in a week after release in Japan with cheap prices too.

YesAsia ^^

YesAsia. Does anyone know what the import tax on stuff like this is?

If, and only if, the package would be stuck in the toll you'd have to pay the tax, but that is a quite rare happening. How common it is depends a lot on where you live.

The tax should be the same as your standard tax for regular items, if you check a receipt from your country it should state how many % of the price is tax (note that tax for f.ex. food is often lower). You'd have to pay that many % of the original price in case the item(s) would get stuck in the toll.