Shipping to Taiwan

[That's Crucial]

if I wanted to be fully protected how do I ship a 100$ card to Taiwan?

 

[cmnkb8]

Registered First Class Mail would work in this case (not sure on price, it was about $14 and change last time I used it). It has online Delivery Confirmation, which is all you need for a $100 sale. Express Mail International is another faster option, at around $25.

 

[That's Crucial]

wow ok thats my only options I guess

 

[ChasHawk]

wow ok thats my only options I guess

Either that or possibly lose your card and money.

After a couple of bad/annoying experiences, I NEVER ship outside of the US, not even to Canada.

 

[shayscards79]

I've had good luck shipping to Taiwan, even with first class international.

But these were on cheaper cards. Anything $50 or over I charge them for registered mail, which I think ran around $14. Even to Canada I do the same. I got royally screwed on a $110 card I sent to Manitoba once because I didn't register the card. Never again.

 

[jumbojohnny]

I wont ship to anywhere that is not US, Canada, or a US military base. Too risky, especially with many countries in Asia. On a very rare occurance I might ship to Japan.

When you do mail international, make sure to purchase the insurance - mail gets "LOST" frequently once it leaves the country.

 

[coltsnsox07]

I shipped a jumbo Ruth jersey , an Ichiro patch auto and a SS jumbo patch there via Registered Mail and all 3 went fine.

 

[marterburn]

I think I've shipped to Taiwan three times, and had problems twice. Maybe it was Korea for one of them, not entirely sure.