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03-07-2012, 04:02 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Optimus Vader
I've exchanged figures with Canadians numerous times. I can tell you that shipping TO Canada from the US costs no more than shipping anything within the Continental US. If anything, it actually costs less because you can't put a DC on it.
And based on the trades I've made, shipping from Canada is about the same (they wouldn't have made the trades with me if they were overpaying on shipping).
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Travis King
I'm going to be making a trade up to Canada tomarrow so this is encouraging, but I was wondering is it fine to use fedex like I usually would or is usps going to save money?
Quote:
Originally Posted by
gpmartin414
Check out USPS.com and calculate the price. You need to know the package's weight and dimensions. If it's small and doesn't weigh much, the cost won't be much different. If it's a large item, however, it will cost more. The cut-off point is found pounds. You then have to ship it Priority Mail International and can't ship First Class International.
Regardless, you'll have to fill out a customs form.
All right lads. From the shit I have gotten from my American buddies, Shipping is hardly ever over 4 dollars. MAX. Now shipping into the US costs 6$ Canadian to ship a single carded figure [MU, Star Wars, ect] and around 12-13 for a Transformer [Deluxe]. I always come out paying more than it would an American to buy a figure + shipping. So lets do some quick math:
1 MU figure = 13.91 wih tax in my Province [British Columbia]
Shipping: 6$ to ship ONE MOC figure.
Total Cost:
19.91
Canadian
Now, I don't know exactly the prices down in the states, or taxes so this is all guessing.
1 MU figure = 9.62 with tax at 7%
Shipping: I have seen it as low as 1.98 for a loose figure, or 3.40 for MOC in a BOX. So lets go with the MOC one seeing we did with Canada.
Total Cost: 13.02 USD.
For now on after looking at this, for trading, I am going to ask to pay 2 bucks or so extra for shipping because that is a HUGE difference!!
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