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JEBJJA
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I normally just ship to the US and sometimes Canada. My question is how much is it roughly to send a 4 X 6 bubble mailer with one card in it? Much appreicated......
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So I sold a card on ebay and the buyer is from France.....
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P_Manning 18
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If I did it right..... $2.59 ???
But thats without Del. Confirmation or anything else added. If you do that its not going to be cheap.
But thats without Del. Confirmation or anything else added. If you do that its not going to be cheap.
Pine Tar
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It is not to much and I have sent things to France 4-5 times and have no problems. You will need to fill out a customs form and attach it to the mailer. If you need help with this maybe this member can help you since he lives in France right now.JEBJJA said:
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I worried about this too when I sold a PMG to a guy in Germany, but it was easy and way cheaper than I expected. I recommend going to the Post Office to receive help. I had to fill out a customs form, but the total cost was really cheap.
bowmanchromeandorr
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its a couple bucks without delivery conformation. with del conf it will be around 26 or 27 bucks
yrocks2001
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong but it's my understanding that DC on packages sent internationally only track the package until it reaches the destination country. It does not track it to the purchasers address.
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yrocks2001 said:
It depends on the country of destination. Some destinations will have tracking up to the final point of delivery (at least city, province, postal code, etc.) on expedited services, some don't. If you really want to know for a particular country, call USPS.
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You are correct sir. If it is a card worth more than 200 or 300, I would suggest splitting the shipping with the buyer and sending it registered. That is the only way (as far as I understand) to make sure that the package is tracked internationally.yrocks2001 said:
cmnkb8
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SydBarrett said:
Priority (except certain flat rate) and EMI (Express) also offer point to point tracking for some countries ("major destinations", per USPS website).
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Thanks fellas. The card was an $8 purchase. I'll just charge regular shipping and hope for the best. I just wanted to give him a price quote since he sent me the "what is the total cost of my item" email from ebay.....
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