payment, shippping, and insurance

[b-man]

does anyone here ship overseas? if so, what method of payment do you take? how do you determine shipping cost and insurance without going back and forth to the carrier?

thanks
burt

 

[Fish Room Plus]

does anyone here ship overseas? if so, what method of payment do you take? how do you determine shipping cost and insurance without going back and forth to the carrier?

thanks
burt

PAY-PAL IS FINE, they do the currency conversion for the payer. There is a small amount of coverage thats included with the international shipping thru usps. As for cost, go high to cover yourself

 

[N-E Cichlids]

No sorry I do not ship overseas. Airlines should give you their shiiping rates for international flight. Delta gives me a paper copy that tells me how much a pound it is to ship to areas in the U.S. For instance it may be 20 cents a pound from florida to new york. 10 pounds would be $2 plus 30 cents a pound for a surcharge. $48 minimum charge per Delta.

$2+$3+$48=$53 to ship a 10 pound package. They should give you the same for International flights so you do not have to call them 100 times.

 

[koliveira]

You are just shipping dry goods right, No animal parts ect. I use UPS when I have to and get exact rates there site. Real easy for me that way

 

[b-man]

^ yeah its mostly books.

some people have asked for wire transfers. just wondering if its worth the trouble............

 

[neoprodigy]

when i ship books... i used usps. and paypal...