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Razor17019
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Anytime I have shipped to Canada or purchased from Canada, it seemed the shipping has been too high. Now with the US Post Office going the way of UPS (higher shipping cost to make money), I would think it might even be more.aferguson wrote:depends what you call a mint but shipping to the US should be about $30 or so, depending on location. But that would include insurance and tracking.
Aferg,
So, from the farthest east province to the farthest west province - what would a 10lbs package cost?
dunno......i've never mailed anything that heavy. Big packages across canada are not that bad....but little ones cost almost the same as the big ones, so they're pricey.
Canada Post's rates went up a couple of years ago the way USPS's rates just went up recently. Plus on packages over a pound, going to the US, you have to take insurance and tracking, no other option, so that makes the price higher still.
Canada Post's rates used to be about double what USPS charged (in other words if someone sent me a package from the US it would cost me twice as much to send it back to him). Now not so much difference.
Canada Post's rates went up a couple of years ago the way USPS's rates just went up recently. Plus on packages over a pound, going to the US, you have to take insurance and tracking, no other option, so that makes the price higher still.
Canada Post's rates used to be about double what USPS charged (in other words if someone sent me a package from the US it would cost me twice as much to send it back to him). Now not so much difference.
i never met an airplane i didn't like...
dunno......i've never mailed anything that heavy. Big packages across canada are not that bad....but little ones cost almost the same as the big ones, so they're pricey.
Canada Post's rates went up a couple of years ago the way USPS's rates just went up recently. Plus on packages over a pound, going to the US, you have to take insurance and tracking, no other option, so that makes the price higher still.
Canada Post's rates used to be about double what USPS charged (in other words if someone sent me a package from the US it would cost me twice as much to send it back to him). Now not so much difference.
Canada Post's rates went up a couple of years ago the way USPS's rates just went up recently. Plus on packages over a pound, going to the US, you have to take insurance and tracking, no other option, so that makes the price higher still.
Canada Post's rates used to be about double what USPS charged (in other words if someone sent me a package from the US it would cost me twice as much to send it back to him). Now not so much difference.
i never met an airplane i didn't like...
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if you notice the ebay-poster this is catman's item. He mentioned this in another thread.WGP Klaus wrote:several words to remember when you want to try and get uber high bids on evilbay:
* Very Hard To Find
* Rare
* Hard To Find
* OOP Out Of Production
These tend to bring people to your auction like flies to (you know)
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Good grief Charlie Brown, talk about high shipping costs....
this is ridiculous... http://cgi.ebay.com/Soviet-Military-Ope ... dZViewItem
Now, I collect books from this author, and this one is tough to find in hardback form, but the thing weighs all of about 1 1/2 lbs. and should not cost much more than about $10 to ship from Maine to California using priority mail flat rate, and even express mail would only run about $22 or so. I prefer not to get involved in this kind of thing, but this really frosted me and I reported it using the "excessive shipping/fee avoidance" reporting link at ebay.The funny thing is, she has a boatload of books with way too high shipping costs, but none quite this bad.
Now, I collect books from this author, and this one is tough to find in hardback form, but the thing weighs all of about 1 1/2 lbs. and should not cost much more than about $10 to ship from Maine to California using priority mail flat rate, and even express mail would only run about $22 or so. I prefer not to get involved in this kind of thing, but this really frosted me and I reported it using the "excessive shipping/fee avoidance" reporting link at ebay.The funny thing is, she has a boatload of books with way too high shipping costs, but none quite this bad.
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Check this... http://cgi.ebay.com/1-16-1-18-ULTIMATE- ... dZViewItem Nice work, but pricey. 
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Woofer's stuff is amazing.. Truly an inspiration.
Cutting Arrow is another one that is blazing a trail out there with high quality and unique customs.
Cutting Arrow is another one that is blazing a trail out there with high quality and unique customs.
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Wow, winter panther at over $200.. no box and no crew!
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this reminds me (sorta) of the late, late eighties and early nineties when the exotic car market exploded upwards in prices. Every day new record prices were being paid for ferraris, masseratis, lambos etc and it trickled down to pretty much every kind of collectable automobile.
Some people paid over $1million for some of the rarer ferraris. A handful of years later the bottom had dropped out of the market and they couldn't get one quarter of what they had paid.
There seems to be a bit of an XD frenzy going on right now, being fueled by an influx of new collectors and a paucity of new things to spend their money on (and a bit of panic at seeing prices of the out of production stuff rise so sharply).
Some people paid over $1million for some of the rarer ferraris. A handful of years later the bottom had dropped out of the market and they couldn't get one quarter of what they had paid.
There seems to be a bit of an XD frenzy going on right now, being fueled by an influx of new collectors and a paucity of new things to spend their money on (and a bit of panic at seeing prices of the out of production stuff rise so sharply).
i never met an airplane i didn't like...
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Hausser German 75mm infantry gun. Looks in good shape. I got one years ago that was fairly bashed up but was able to turn it into quite a nice little model (complete with kneeling Dragon figures crew). Very close to 1/18. On the big side if anything.
Expect to pay well over $100 if you decide to go for it.
Hausser German 75mm infantry gun. Looks in good shape. I got one years ago that was fairly bashed up but was able to turn it into quite a nice little model (complete with kneeling Dragon figures crew). Very close to 1/18. On the big side if anything.
Expect to pay well over $100 if you decide to go for it.
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I have some items for auction on Ebay this week:
Please take a look...
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmass-trek_enterprises
Please take a look...
http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZmass-trek_enterprises
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Wow! That guy is knee deep in XD already and shows no signs of stopping. Almost $600 bid between 3 Panthers!
And here I though I was a little impetuous with a $60 winning bid once upon a time for one of my Panthers.
And here I though I was a little impetuous with a $60 winning bid once upon a time for one of my Panthers.
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Then quit. No use being a damn fool about it.
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Just to see what would happen, I messaged one of the guys at ebay who had been bidding on one of these high priced Panthers and offered him a NIB one that I have on a Buy Now deal. He politely declined saying he had enough of them now, and that he was turning these into Jagdpanther conversions. If he can afford nearly $200 a pop for what amounts to a $50 tank he must be getting some serious cash for his conversions, anyone seen one?? I'm just curious what they are fetching.I've been tempted to sell some of the panthers I have too. Never figured they would fetch those kind of prices!
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