How am I protected when sending to Canada?

tonsofcommons · Aug 30, 2011

Getting ready to list some Hockey inserts and want to allow Canada bidders.

How do I have to send stuff to be protected from getting a chargeback?

schmidtfan20 · Aug 30, 2011

Delivery Conf starts at 17.00. Good Luck

Kevin

aaron41984 · Aug 30, 2011

Registered mail is slightly cheaper than $17. I think it cost me $12 to send a Bautista last month. It offers full protection but still not a good option for cheap stuff.

BluesBroSJ · Aug 30, 2011

Cheap stuff, high end, doesn't matter. I almost got screwed during the post strike to the tune of around 150$. Now i have it in all my auctions that i will ship to canada but i require registered mail. I charge 17$. If they want the card, they will pay it. I had someone recently pay for it on a card that sold for 1.37$. Better to be protected than seeing a thread in a month on here with the headline "international bidder claimed did not get card, what do?"

P_Manning 18 · Aug 30, 2011

Its too expensive.

bdal23 · Aug 30, 2011

P_Manning 18 said:
Its too expensive.

I agree I stopped selling to Canada in April. I had 3 buyers claim they didn't receive in one week. I let other sellers ship to Canada.

DeliciousBacon · Aug 30, 2011

You want protection when you ship to Canada? Wear a condom to the post office.

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