Shipping to Canada help

Nikobaseball said:

Just sold a card and the guy is in Canada. He's willing to pay for USPS Express with tracking and sig. Anyone ever have any problems doing this? Are there better ways to send it? It's a high end card (over $1k). How much should I expect to pay? Thanks.

Zach

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jdk16 said:

Nikobaseball said:

Just sold a card and the guy is in Canada. He's willing to pay for USPS Express with tracking and sig. Anyone ever have any problems doing this? Are there better ways to send it? It's a high end card (over $1k). How much should I expect to pay? Thanks.

Zach

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if you ship just as you described you will have no issues

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Nikobaseball said:

jdk16 said:

Nikobaseball said:

Just sold a card and the guy is in Canada. He's willing to pay for USPS Express with tracking and sig. Anyone ever have any problems doing this? Are there better ways to send it? It's a high end card (over $1k). How much should I expect to pay? Thanks.

Zach

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if you ship just as you described you will have no issues

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Thanks
Are there any taxes or customs charges that I have to pay?

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cmnkb8 said:

USPS EMS (or EMI, Express Mail INternational) does NOT have signature confirmation.

http://faq.usps.com/eCustomer/iq/usps/r ... e:embedded

As you can see from the link, international mail is ineligible for Signature confirmation. You can have the recipient sign a postcard known as a Return Receipt, which does not provide any electronic record of signature, but instead will be mailed back to you. As far as I know, Ebay/Paypal will not accept a Return Receipt as proof of signature since they require an electronic record.

Just an FYI.

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Thumpersports said:

not everyone is a criminal.

cmnkb8 said:

USPS EMS (or EMI, Express Mail INternational) does NOT have signature confirmation.

http://faq.usps.com/eCustomer/iq/usps/r ... e:embedded

As you can see from the link, international mail is ineligible for Signature confirmation. You can have the recipient sign a postcard known as a Return Receipt, which does not provide any electronic record of signature, but instead will be mailed back to you. As far as I know, Ebay/Paypal will not accept a Return Receipt as proof of signature since they require an electronic record.

Just an FYI.

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