Anyone have experience shipping TO Canada or receiving in Canada. I sold a TR250 fender on Ebay to a Canadian. He says that I should try to avoid UPS and/or FedEx because of extra charges for documen
i sent a pair of n.o.s front fenders for a saab 99 about 3 months ago via u.p.s.. the package was determined tobe slightly oversize by my local shipper. i was charged a fee for an over size package a
I have been hooked on our 15% GST and PST, so keep the stated value as low as possible. Memory banks fading, but I think labeling the package as antique car parts over 25 years old avoids duty, (does
Mike is correct regarding the labelling to avoid duty - if clearly marked as antique car parts no duty is assessed in Canada. However, the problem with UPS is that it tends to ignore such labelling
I sent a fender to Flori-Duh!! awhile back and our shipping dept. has a length of chain (similar to dog tag chain) that they put around the small end of the box and let it hang down. If it touches th
Bite Me! We in Brevard County, can count with all our appendages unexposed, and know the diff between pregnant, dimpled, and swinging chads, as well as being able to devine whom someone may have want
All.... The chain is provided by UPS to their commercial accounts. It is a lamp-pull chain with 3 "bells". The first is at 84" wherein any package exceeding that in length and girth combined is consi
I receive many shipments from the US, both for my business and for my cars. If the parcel is not oversize for the post office, that's the best option, and I always insist on it, even though many US s
It's Christmas time, but a bow on it, and label it as a gift. It works, just don't ask how..... Mark Snowdon Canadian living among the Tarheels........
I receive many shipments from the US, both for my business and for my cars. If the parcel is not oversize for the post office, that's the best option, and I always insist on it, even though many US s