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Originally Posted by legion
It's a balancing act.
If you send it USPS, the buyer could claim that they never recieved the item and you have no recourse. Meanwhile, the package could be stuck in customs (you would never know) or you just have a dishonest buyer.
If you send it FedEx or UPS, you can actually track the package, but the delivee gets charged fees.
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I've tracked dozens of USPS packages.
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Originally Posted by legion
Me? I won't sell outside the U.S.. Too much of a headache.
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I hear this 50% of the time I try buying from the US. What's the headache? Postal code instead of a zip code, and one quick form. In my experience, most of the peole who *think* it's a hassle, haven't actually shipped to Canada. They just assume it's complicated.
I've shipped car parts all across Canada, the US and Europe. It doesn't take me any more time to send an engine head to Utah as it does to send it Moncton, NB.