JUSTIN PROVED HIMSELF...hes LEGIT
04-09-2006, 11:47 AM
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Re: JUSTIN PROVED HIMSELF...hes LEGIT
I hate catching the tail end of this ----... But Jesus Christ.
It takes 5-6 weeks to ship something ground to Canada. ALWAYS ship to Canada USPS Air Express. That takes 5-7 days. Barring it doesn't get lost... It clears customs in 3-5 days. Unlike ground, which will literally sit in a Canadian Customs warehouse until someone "get's around" to looking at it. Which is why it takes 5-6 WEEKS to ship anything ground to Canada.
You should also know that anything sent into canada should be sent either as a $17usd "Gift", or as a "Core for Rebuild". This should clearly be marked on the customs form, and on the box. This will 99% of the time avoid any possible Canadian tax on the items.
ALWAYS clearly mark your box & customs sheet as such.
Both of you fucked up, and need to realize it.
g_shok, by living in Canada, you should be on top of the game at all times recieving things fomr the US.
Justin, you shouldn't be such a god damned ------- moron.
1) Always ship air express. It costs $10-15 more.
2) USPS does not provide a tracking number out of country, but they DO PROVIDE A CUSTOMS NUMBER. At which point all you would need to have said is something like, "Hey g_shok, Here is your custom's number. Feel free to call your crappy Canadian Custom's service & look up this number. It's with your government, so I can't help you further".
3) Clearly label your package & custom's sheet.
That would have been the end of it...
g_shok, I feel for you.
Justin, when it comes to shipping to Canada. I don't know what your deal is. But quit being a queer about it.
There, I said it. To an extint, you're both wrong. Justin way more so than g_shok, but realize that g_shok should have provided clear instructions to any moron newbie shipping something to Canada.
It takes 5-6 weeks to ship something ground to Canada. ALWAYS ship to Canada USPS Air Express. That takes 5-7 days. Barring it doesn't get lost... It clears customs in 3-5 days. Unlike ground, which will literally sit in a Canadian Customs warehouse until someone "get's around" to looking at it. Which is why it takes 5-6 WEEKS to ship anything ground to Canada.
You should also know that anything sent into canada should be sent either as a $17usd "Gift", or as a "Core for Rebuild". This should clearly be marked on the customs form, and on the box. This will 99% of the time avoid any possible Canadian tax on the items.
ALWAYS clearly mark your box & customs sheet as such.
Both of you fucked up, and need to realize it.
g_shok, by living in Canada, you should be on top of the game at all times recieving things fomr the US.
Justin, you shouldn't be such a god damned ------- moron.
1) Always ship air express. It costs $10-15 more.
2) USPS does not provide a tracking number out of country, but they DO PROVIDE A CUSTOMS NUMBER. At which point all you would need to have said is something like, "Hey g_shok, Here is your custom's number. Feel free to call your crappy Canadian Custom's service & look up this number. It's with your government, so I can't help you further".
3) Clearly label your package & custom's sheet.
That would have been the end of it...
g_shok, I feel for you.
Justin, when it comes to shipping to Canada. I don't know what your deal is. But quit being a queer about it.
There, I said it. To an extint, you're both wrong. Justin way more so than g_shok, but realize that g_shok should have provided clear instructions to any moron newbie shipping something to Canada.
04-09-2006, 11:50 AM
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Re: JUSTIN PROVED HIMSELF...hes LEGIT
Originally Posted by Toysrme
I hate catching the tail end of this ----... But Jesus Christ.
It takes 5-6 weeks to ship something ground to Canada. ALWAYS ship to Canada USPS Air Express. That takes 5-7 days. Barring it doesn't get lost... It clears customs in 3-5 days. Unlike ground, which will literally sit in a Canadian Customs warehouse until someone "get's around" to looking at it. Which is why it takes 5-6 WEEKS to ship anything ground to Canada.
You should also know that anything sent into canada should be sent either as a $17usd "Gift", or as a "Core for Rebuild". This should clearly be marked on the customs form, and on the box. This will 99% of the time avoid any possible Canadian tax on the items.
ALWAYS clearly mark your box & customs sheet as such.
Both of you fucked up, and need to realize it.
g_shok, by living in Canada, you should before hand all of the "rules" to importing something into Canada.
Justin You shouldn't be such a god damned ------- moron about shipping to Canada.
1) Always ship air express. It costs $10-15 more.
2) USPS does not provide a tracking number out of country, but they DO PROVIDE A CUSTOMS NUMBER. At which point all you would need to have said is something like, "Hey g_shok, Here is your custom's number. Feel free to call your crappy Canadian Custom's service & look up this number. It's with your government, so I can't help you further".
3) Clearly label your package & custom's sheet.
That would have been the end of it...
g_shok, I'm suprized you didn't know exactly what to ask for during shipping. Is that your first US to Canada shipping experiance?
Justin, when it comes to shipping to Canada. I don't know what your deal is. But quit being a queer about it.
There, I said it. To an extint, you're both wrong. Justin way more so than g_shok, but realize that g_shok should have provided clear instructions to any moron newbie shipping something to Canada.
It takes 5-6 weeks to ship something ground to Canada. ALWAYS ship to Canada USPS Air Express. That takes 5-7 days. Barring it doesn't get lost... It clears customs in 3-5 days. Unlike ground, which will literally sit in a Canadian Customs warehouse until someone "get's around" to looking at it. Which is why it takes 5-6 WEEKS to ship anything ground to Canada.
You should also know that anything sent into canada should be sent either as a $17usd "Gift", or as a "Core for Rebuild". This should clearly be marked on the customs form, and on the box. This will 99% of the time avoid any possible Canadian tax on the items.
ALWAYS clearly mark your box & customs sheet as such.
Both of you fucked up, and need to realize it.
g_shok, by living in Canada, you should before hand all of the "rules" to importing something into Canada.
Justin You shouldn't be such a god damned ------- moron about shipping to Canada.
1) Always ship air express. It costs $10-15 more.
2) USPS does not provide a tracking number out of country, but they DO PROVIDE A CUSTOMS NUMBER. At which point all you would need to have said is something like, "Hey g_shok, Here is your custom's number. Feel free to call your crappy Canadian Custom's service & look up this number. It's with your government, so I can't help you further".
3) Clearly label your package & custom's sheet.
That would have been the end of it...
g_shok, I'm suprized you didn't know exactly what to ask for during shipping. Is that your first US to Canada shipping experiance?
Justin, when it comes to shipping to Canada. I don't know what your deal is. But quit being a queer about it.
There, I said it. To an extint, you're both wrong. Justin way more so than g_shok, but realize that g_shok should have provided clear instructions to any moron newbie shipping something to Canada.
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