Not long ago i was slammed for a shipping cost , for a part i sold on this site ... The purchaser of the part was MORE than happy with the part he received .. From what i gathered from his private messages .. the part was better than described .. WHICH ulitmately was my primary goal during the transaction .. IF the guy would of wanted me to take the part back and give ALL his money back .. i would of done that NO questions asked .. BUT he didn't ... HMMMM sounds like it was a sweet deal to me on his part ....
I did not reply on that blog because i felt that i did not need to defend my reputation , and/or fuel the fire even more . I am not here to cause waves on a site i have been enjoying for a long time
I know what i paid for shipping .. just because he thinks i paid a price does not necessarily make it correct .. Come to find out while reading on MOPARTS .. seems like other people shipping from US to Canada are experiencing same issue ...
Thanks for letting me vent .
Have a GOOD weekend !
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Shipping to Canada
#7681770 - Thu Apr 25 2013 12:30 AM
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The other day I was at our local post office getting a quote for shipping an item to Canada. The agent who is a sub contractor informed me that USPS has jacked shipping charges to Canada to over 300% in some cases. The small item I wanted to ship came to $55. Holy Cow!!!! Has anyone else experienced this?
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Re: Shipping to Canada [Re: dart4forte]
#7681775 - Thu Apr 25 2013 12:34 AM
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I've send multiple t-shirts to Canada
I've found that it runs about + 40%
USA might be like $8.00, there its about $13.00
Not %300 but, the packages are small I declare no value
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Re: Shipping to Canada [Re: dart4forte]
#7681961 - Thu Apr 25 2013 08:15 AM
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shipping to canada has killed many a deal for me.
last time i got a quote going up there
it was 45 bucks to send a gas filler tube..
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"If I'd have known what a cluster this AMD part was going to be I
would've probably just patched up what is on the car instead of taking
the whole thing apart. Lesson learned."
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I did not reply on that blog because i felt that i did not need to defend my reputation , and/or fuel the fire even more . I am not here to cause waves on a site i have been enjoying for a long time
I know what i paid for shipping .. just because he thinks i paid a price does not necessarily make it correct .. Come to find out while reading on MOPARTS .. seems like other people shipping from US to Canada are experiencing same issue ...
Thanks for letting me vent .
Have a GOOD weekend !
****************************************************
Straight from MOPARTS below ....
Pages: 1 dart4forte
Flatulates With Courtesy
Reged: Feb 01 2003
Loc: Yakganistan, WA
#7681770 - Thu Apr 25 2013 12:30 AM
The other day I was at our local post office getting a quote for shipping an item to Canada. The agent who is a sub contractor informed me that USPS has jacked shipping charges to Canada to over 300% in some cases. The small item I wanted to ship came to $55. Holy Cow!!!! Has anyone else experienced this?
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Moparts Official News Reporter
Reged: Feb 12 2004
Loc: S.E. South Dakota !
#7681775 - Thu Apr 25 2013 12:34 AM
I've send multiple t-shirts to Canada
I've found that it runs about + 40%
USA might be like $8.00, there its about $13.00
Not %300 but, the packages are small I declare no value
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or not
Reged: Jan 19 2003
Loc: jersey shore
#7681961 - Thu Apr 25 2013 08:15 AM
shipping to canada has killed many a deal for me.
last time i got a quote going up there
it was 45 bucks to send a gas filler tube..
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"If I'd have known what a cluster this AMD part was going to be I
would've probably just patched up what is on the car instead of taking
the whole thing apart. Lesson learned."
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master