For our Canadian Friends

[NiagSportsCards]

Niagara Sports Cards will now be accepting Sports Related mail from your internet purchases for our Canadian customers. Save the money of ridiculous shipping costs and other fees that are charged when shipping from the USA to you in Canada.
Niagara Sports Cards is located 15 minutes from Niagara Falls, USA and is easily accessible from both the Rainbow Bridge and the Lewiston – Queenston Bridge.
Charges for Parcel Delivery & Hold
Our service charge is $2.00 per package or $20 per month whichever is LESS. Stop paying high shipping fees to have your eBay items shipped to you.
How it Works
1. Order your item and have it shipped to you c/o Niagara Sports Cards at the address below:
Ship To: [YOUR NAME]
C/O Niagara Sports Cards
5154 Townline Rd.
Sanborn, New York 14132
USA

1. Once your parcel ships, please email your tracking number to us at [email protected] Please type out your tracking number NO screen shots.
2. We will use your tracking number to look for your package.
3. When your package arrives, we’ll send you an email and you can come to Niagara Sports Cards to pick it up.
4. We will hold each of your parcels for up to 1 month, safely and securely. After 1 month, we will continue to charge our monthly fee of $20.00 or $2.00 per package until it is picked up. [For example, If your packages are held for 2 months, then the charge will be $40.00 to pick up or the cost of $2.00 per package whichever is less. Unless other arraignments are made.

Questions?
Call us at 1-716-550-2946 or email us at [email protected]
Where is Niagara Sports Cards?
Take Exit 24 on I-190 South and make a left at the Stop light. Go past 3 traffic lights (signals) at the 4^th traffic light turn left and head north. We are 1.5 miles on the left side.

[canucksfan007]

But for a Canadian to come over the border, and pick you their mail at your facility ..... we then have to pay duties unless we lie.

So we save some money per package on shipping costs, but 100% have to pay duties. Duties along with storage fees or increased shipping costs with the small chance of duties seems like a wash

[NiagSportsCards]

Not saying you lie. You are aloud $250 per day per person in buying when coming to the states,

[scottkoz20]

But for a Canadian to come over the border, and pick you their mail at your facility ..... we then have to pay duties unless we lie.

So we save some money per package on shipping costs, but 100% have to pay duties. Duties along with storage fees or increased shipping costs with the small chance of duties seems like a wash

and if its it shipped to you from the US, US citizens are supposed to fill out customs forms properly MEANING you have to pay the duty PLUS the shipping (and we fill out our customs paperwork correctly )



Post approved and discussed with me

[canucksfan007]

Not saying you lie. You are aloud $250 per day per person in buying when coming to the states,

Coming back to Canada from the States, if you are not there for 24 hours technically you arnt allowed to bring anything back duty free. Its also not a per person per day kind of thing. For example, when I go to my cabin in the US with my family for 2+ days ( wife and kid ) we are not allowed to bring back $2400 worth of anything. Value is not allowed to be transferred. So if I have $500 worth of woman's clothing, $300 in toys for children and $1500 in cardboard .... you will be asked to pay duties because I am not allowed to use the $300 my wife doesnt spend, and the $500 my kid doesnt spend.

I know as an American, if you are coming to Canada for 48 hours + you can bring $800 over the border duty free ..... same rule applies to Canadians staying in the US for 48+ hours before coming home.

[canucksfan007]

and if its it shipped to you from the US, US citizens are supposed to fill out customs forms properly MEANING you have to pay the duty PLUS the shipping (and we fill out our customs paperwork correctly )



Post approved and discussed with me

I got 3 packages last week with proper customs and full value declared on the package, all between $300 and $650. I was not asked to pay duties on any of them. Most likely because there is so much stuff entering and exiting the country right now that they are just pushing things through. On the other hand, the last package I had to pay duties on ( about 2 months ago ) was only declared at $150.

I would say about 90% of the packages that come with properly filled out customs forms with correct values I do not have to pay any duties on.

On the other hand, when you are face to face at the border ...... and they start asking you about what value you are bringing home and what the contents are ..... its very simple for them to just say "go inside and bring all your receipts". If you are entering the country with more than you are allotted to bring at any time, I would much rather it come through the mail than to drive it over the border. Its so easy for a border guard to basically pass off the problem to someone inside to just collect duties that they are almost trigger happy to do so.