|   Ebay question.. "Will ship to United States Only" | Quest
Sep 19, 2003 7:39 AM | | If a seller is unwilling to send to Canada, is there anyway to get around this? Can you have it sent to a post office just across the border or is this just asking for trouble?
Any advice would be appreciated. |
| E-mail................. | Mike T.
Sep 19, 2003 7:44 AM | | ......and ASK them if they will ship to Canada. When they list their stuff they physically have to change bullets to list anywhere outside of Murrica. Canada is rarely in their consciousness.
Most will ship to Canada if asked. |
| Ditto Mike T's comments... | SS_MB-7
Sep 19, 2003 7:53 AM | | As a Canadian EBay buyer, most sellers put "ship to US only", but if you email them, they generally will ship to Canada. Unless they explicity state in the item description that they will not ship to Canada, then I'd email them.
Ride Hard,
Mike B.
http://www.one-speed.com |
| re: Ebay question.. "Will ship to United States Only" | LowCel
Sep 19, 2003 9:44 AM | | I sell on ebay quite a bit. I always put that I will ship to US only. However, if a buyer from Canada contacts me I have no problem selling to them as long as they agree to pay any additional shipping charges. |
| Email the seller | uzzi'srus
Sep 19, 2003 9:45 AM | | & Ask if they will ship to Canada. I always put that in my auctions to cut down on the overseas scam artist. |
| Email the seller | Jakey
Sep 19, 2003 12:08 PM | | If you live near a border chances are you have a friend on the other side of it. Ask the seller if they will mail the item to the friend and have the friend bring it over the next time they are visiting. That's what I do and have had no problem at all. |
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