I saved over $1,200 in sales tax on my wedding ring using a legal shipping loophole most people miss

17 Dec 2025 · 1 min
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Dan Novaes describes how he legally avoided paying about $1,200 in sales tax on his wedding ring by using a freight-forwarding mailbox in a sales-tax-free state (examples named: Oregon, Delaware, Montana). He explains the process: have the seller ship to the freight-forwarding address (point of sale is that tax-free state), then have the service forward the item to your real address (example: Salem, Oregon to Illinois). He frames the method as applicable to many purchases and highlights potential large savings on high-value items.

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