Buyer wants me to devalue product to avoid customs fees?

I would put the actual value and would not devalue them.

LISTEN to the Post Office - NEVER devalue anything.

Do not lie. Also never put it as a gift because then you will have to pay the customs fees. Be honest in case something happens. I would put the correct amount so you can get full value for them with insurance if you bought it.

Do not lie on a Customs, form...ever. Falsifying value to lower duty fees can get the items seized and you have NO recourse.

I would put the actual value and would not devalue them.

research the risks of devaluing the product and decide for yourself

Putting the corect value is a LEGAL requirement.

If you don't, and it goes missing, you lose the money.

Also, if customs challenge it, you'll be fined.

You are LEGALLY REQUIRED to place the correct value for two reasons.

1) If the shipment gets lost / damaged / stolen, so you & the buyer can be properly compensated if something does happen. -- If you devalue the the product & it doesn't make it to the buyer, you'll have to pay the difference that's NOT covered.

2) Under-reporting (devaluing) can be considered criminal tax evasion -- With the paperwork between your banking institution (which handled the payment) & the post office, IRS (possibly their criminal investigation department) will likely investigate the discrepancy here as there's possible taxes involved.

Your buyer in Malaysia may be guilty of the same legal issues as well with their government, so it's best NOT to report anything but the amount your buyer is paying for the cards.