International shipping cost

[Qwikflipz]

that is not that much more than the US citizens have to pay, i live in kansas and if i ever ship something to canada with USPS...it takes about a week and a half to get there. as most of you already know...NEVER ship something to canada using UPS. i did that twice and both times the canadian nazi customs patrol tried to charge the other trader for duty fees of i think, $30!!!! thanks for reading and i enjoyed everyones comments about shipping...so thank you for posting to.

It takes a while to get their just because of customs, it still is really cheap. It takes a long time from Canada to here too.

[RGM81]

that is not that much more than the US citizens have to pay, i live in kansas and if i ever ship something to canada with USPS...it takes about a week and a half to get there. as most of you already know...NEVER ship something to canada using UPS. i did that twice and both times the canadian nazi customs patrol tried to charge the other trader for duty fees of i think, $30!!!! thanks for reading and i enjoyed everyones comments about shipping...so thank you for posting to.

Just as a general FYI, I tend to deplore the use of the term "nazi" in any situation that isn't directly associated with actual nazis. It's offensive and it waters down the significance of the atrocities carried out by actual nazis.

And besides, this is a socialist haven.

[claudehabs]

For a small package (bubble mailer with one or two cards) to ship in the US is $1.39, to Canada $1.49 and to most European countries it is $2.28 - First Class rates. All rates according the USPS website.

[Qwikflipz]

For a small package (bubble mailer with one or two cards) to ship in the US is $1.39, to Canada $1.49 and to most European countries it is $2.28 - First Class rates. All rates according the USPS website.

Sounds about right.

[reoddai]

I just mailed a small box to Germany. 40$.

PLus, those s/h prices quote are for items less than 100 g. If you ship something in a snap down, you can easily go to 200 g. HEre are some more prices for you:

within canada its $1.22 up to 100 g; 2$ for 200g; 2.75 for 300 g; 3$ for 400g; 3.25 for 500 g
to the us its $2.00 up to 100 g; 3.50 up to 200g and 7$ up to 500 g
international its $4.00 up to 10g; 7$ up to 200g and a whopping 14$ up to 500g

[Qwikflipz]

Keep in mind, I am basically talking a one card or two card sale.

[edthesandwich]

I'm thinking I will probably just not ship to Europe after my next group of eBay postings. Too expensive to send something with a tracking number. Twice I've had members from Europe claim they never received their packages. I have absolutely no way of knowing. And I don't plan to start charging $20 just so I can afford a tracking number. Canada Post is completely out of touch with consumer needs.

[durangatang]

Sometimes it can be cheaper to send to the US than within Canada... Canada Post has no mid tier shipping services. Its like regular or Xpresspost, no in between.

[bfeather]

my bad on the "language"...i was just venting my frustration about the canadian customs and disliked their rules and regulations. anyway....i also try to stay away from shipping to europe, too expensive and too high of a risk. thanks for reading

[durangatang]

I haven't had any problems shipping to the UK, Australia, and Germany. I have had problems shipping to Italy, China, and Russia though. It seems most European countries are fine, but some Asian countries are sketchy.