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esellerauction · ‎12-06-2005

Here is the link http://ebaysupplies.usps.com .
Come on CanadaPost when are you going to throw us a bone :|here.

eBay and the U.S. Postal Service® are happy to offer you FREE co-branded
shipping boxes for Priority Mail® service. Co-branded Priority Mail boxes will
be delivered directly to your home. Combine this with the free Carrier Pickup
offered by the U.S. Postal Service and make shipping your eBay sales “Quick,
Easy, Convenient!”™ See below for box descriptions and ordering information.

And from Canadapost what do we get?? increased rates.
thanks for nothing canadapost..

esellerauction · ‎12-20-2005

I would like a CanadaPost coffee mug.

varietylights · ‎12-22-2005

Ok, well more or less, they simply fired a large amount of their workers and replaced them with under paid Shopper's Drug Mart Staff.

decoratorscott · ‎12-24-2005

Hi to all. Just new to powerseller and pleased to be here. Shipping is always an issue with me and will become more so now. Dreamcoll; you mention shipping from the US. I also live relatively close to the border and could possibly do this. My question is how do you transport the items (unwrapped I assume to be wrapped at the post office) and what do you tell the customs agents? Just curious if they just let you go merrily about your business as then the items don't have to clear customs. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Cheers, decoratorscott

recped · ‎12-28-2005

Go to the 'International' board on .com and do some searching. there are many long threads on the topic with plenty of info.

Briefly, if you are taking packages with an iundividual value under US$200 the process is relativelt easy although as you can imagine, your paperwork needs to be in order. Generally packages should be wrapped an addressed, take a tape gun with you on the off chance they want to have a look.

Consult with the US Customs for the proper procedures.

Ben

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