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In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

Good Morning Forum,
I had a customer reach out asking if I could reduce my shipping before purchasing
a set. I only do instant check out and not invoices. I explained in the email
that the shipping cost is what I believe is a fair price and I don't reduce
shipping. I told him thank you for his interested.

He never wrote back but a day later they purchased the item he had emailed about
and in the comments "Hi. Can you please reduce shipping cost a few dollars
to reflect ups advantage which is cheaper? Thanks!" after I already told
him no and after he had paid.

I don't want to be petty but I'm annoyed that I told them no and ignored
it.

What would you do?

Thanks!

I'm confused. Are they asking for a discount or are they asking for a cheaper
shipping method? The impression I get from your post is you want to send it priority
instead of ground advantage, and they are asking for ground.

In that case I'd do what the buyer asks.

Crystal

Thanks for the replay, they are wanting the shipping cheaper after I told them
I wouldn't reduce the price and after the already paid and purchased the
items.

Yeah, I grasp that. You didn't really answer me though. Are you insisting
on sending it priority when it can be sent ground?

I get that you are annoyed, but if I was the buyer in a case like that, I'd
be annoyed as well.

If so, that's a strange hill to die on. IMO.

Crystal

Author:

fallinglegos81

Posted:

Mar 4, 2024 15:41

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Re: What would you do?

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In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

Thanks for the replay, they are wanting the shipping cheaper after I told them
I wouldn't reduce the price and after the already paid and purchased the
items.

Author:

zorbanj

Posted:

Mar 4, 2024 11:06

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Re: What would you do?

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This order:

Politely refuse or cancel the order. Canceling the order puts you at risk of
getting a neutral or negative feedback.

Point out that shipping includes more than just the postage. Many buyers (and
sellers) use "shipping" and "postage" interchangeably. They are
not the same. Shipping includes postage and could also include handling, packing
materials and travel costs to the post office.

Next order:

Stoplist this type of buyer immediately. They are usually troublemakers.

Avoid using language like "the shipping cost is what I believe is a fair
price". It encourages bargaining.

Enable the quote function if you haven't already.

In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Mar 4, 2024 11:00

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Re: What would you do?

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In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Mar 4, 2024 09:16

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Re: What would you do?

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In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

Refuse, and tell them that you have already replied to their email saying no.
I would have stop listed them at that point, as in my experience, people that
expect discounts are the ones that will cause trouble later if you don't
give them the discount they demand.

Author:

1977_mauro

Posted:

Mar 4, 2024 08:11

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Re: What would you do?

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if you cen send cheaper, reduce the costs a little bit, if not refuse it...

In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

Author:

ErwinNL

Posted:

Mar 4, 2024 08:10

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Re: What would you do?

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In Shipping, fallinglegos81 writes:

Nope, Stick to what you told him before.

Some people keep trying.

Author:

randyf

Posted:

Mar 2, 2024 11:49

Subject:

Re: Sticker sheet dimensions

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In Shipping, Ziegelmeister writes:

In Shipping, randyf writes:

Sticker sheet packing dimensions have only been added since packing dimensions
for all items types were added to the database about three years ago. There are
still a _lot_ of sticker sheets that do not have packing dimensions, so any that
are missing would be appreciated.

I see, I see, that would actually make a lot more sense since the early sales
must have had the dims in. Bare with me and I'll see if I can add the dims
in the next couple of days for the several in my inventory that do not have them.

That would be awesome. Thank you!

P.S. Please make sure the dimensions are in centimeters.

Author:

Ziegelmeister

Posted:

Mar 2, 2024 00:30

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Re: Sticker sheet dimensions

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In Shipping, randyf writes:

Author:

randyf

Posted:

Mar 1, 2024 20:17

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Re: Sticker sheet dimensions

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In Shipping, Ziegelmeister writes:

Am I nuts did the dimensions for sticker sheets disappear at some point? I
keep meaning to ask every time someone buys a sheet and I have to invoice them
since it won't go in to a standard shipping method.

Since I'll be pulling from that bin tonight I'll physically add the dimensions
for all the sheets, but I thought they were there back when I first started selling.

Author:

Ziegelmeister

Posted:

Mar 1, 2024 17:18

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Sticker sheet dimensions

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Author:

stranqe

Posted:

Feb 28, 2024 22:19

Subject:

Re: Connecting shipping and my store

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In Shipping, krystensprouse writes:

Does anyone know what platform Bricklink uses for their e-commerce platform?

More specifically, I use goshippo.com and I am trying to connect my store to
goshippo so I don't have to do everything manually. I can't seem to find
bricklink on their list of platforms/websites.

Help?

If you only take payment via paypal, then you can use pirateship and link it
to auto pull all orders from paypal. or use shipstation within paypal.

Author:

ATCB

Posted:

Feb 28, 2024 22:10

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Re: Connecting shipping and my store

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You would need to find someone to write a script that will pull the order info
from Bricklink's API and Push it over to goshippo.com's API.

In Shipping, krystensprouse writes:

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Feb 28, 2024 21:30

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Re: Connecting shipping and my store

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In Shipping, krystensprouse writes:

BrinkLink is all-custom

Author:

krystensprouse

Posted:

Feb 28, 2024 21:25

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Connecting shipping and my store

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Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Feb 23, 2024 15:55

Subject:

Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jul/04/eventually-it-will-just-be-a-barcode-wont-it-why-britains-new-stamps-are-causing-outrage-and-upset

In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, Tracyd writes:

In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, Stuart9 writes:

Are they using older stamps that are now not recognised ?

They should have exchanged them for current stamps which Royal Mail will only
recognise now, you had to send them to Royal Mail with a card/paper and not take
them to a post office.

I did this with those that I hadn’t used yet.

Not sure if this option is still open.

In General, BrickCompulsion writes:

Good morning all

This post is for sellers using Royal Mail in the UK. I am looking for any sellers
that have had a £5 fee applied by Royal Mail with an explanation of counterfeit
stamps being used.

If this is anyone then please do get in touch with me as I may have an opportunity
to get your money back and help solve this issue !

Cheers

whaaa? You guys can't use old stamps?

I can cover an evelope in hundreds of penny stamps from the 80's and it will
send. Interesting.

whoa QR code stamps. I'm impressed and also dismayed lol

why dismayed? Don’t get me started with the problems with QR codes ether.

Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Feb 23, 2024 15:52

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Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jul/04/eventually-it-will-just-be-a-barcode-wont-it-why-britains-new-stamps-are-causing-outrage-and-upset

In Shipping, Tracyd writes:

In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, Stuart9 writes:

whaaa? You guys can't use old stamps?

I can cover an evelope in hundreds of penny stamps from the 80's and it will
send. Interesting.

whoa QR code stamps. I'm impressed and also dismayed lol

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Feb 23, 2024 15:48

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Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, Stuart9 writes:

whaaa? You guys can't use old stamps?

I can cover an evelope in hundreds of penny stamps from the 80's and it will
send. Interesting.

Anything will send but will it be delivered?

Author:

Tracyd

Posted:

Feb 23, 2024 15:46

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Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jul/04/eventually-it-will-just-be-a-barcode-wont-it-why-britains-new-stamps-are-causing-outrage-and-upset

In Shipping, Tracyd writes:

In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, Stuart9 writes:

whaaa? You guys can't use old stamps?

I can cover an evelope in hundreds of penny stamps from the 80's and it will
send. Interesting.

If the stamps were bought at the post office, they might have been misprints
and would show as not rel/counterfeit.

Author:

Tracyd

Posted:

Feb 23, 2024 15:44

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Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2022/jul/04/eventually-it-will-just-be-a-barcode-wont-it-why-britains-new-stamps-are-causing-outrage-and-upset

In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, Stuart9 writes:

whaaa? You guys can't use old stamps?

I can cover an evelope in hundreds of penny stamps from the 80's and it will
send. Interesting.

Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Feb 23, 2024 15:36

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Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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In Shipping, Stuart9 writes:

whaaa? You guys can't use old stamps?

I can cover an evelope in hundreds of penny stamps from the 80's and it will
send. Interesting.

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 12:35

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, randyf writes:

In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

Good point Chicken - And I might be wrong about how the APO works, but in defense
of the original post why the negative feedback. It seems store likes to ship
DHL for its own reasons and can't complete the order. The Buyer is asking
a lot ordering from an overseas location from a Italian Seller, then not understanding
seller is not willing to ship items back to USA to then be forwarded back abroad
internationally to a APO location. I rest my case, retract the feedback.

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Uh uh, seems like a lame excuse to me, don't comprehend why DHL have difficulties...

Use of deadly force includes LEGO

Sorry I don't believe in Guns.

I’m sorry you have been unable to experience how fun they are under control.
My cousin and I fill up old cans with oil then we light them on fire and shoot
at them it’s a lot of fun.

Well all of that sounds especially lovely for the environment. 🙄

It will be fine, don’t freak out just because you hear the word “oil”.

What you see on the news about oil spills is not what is happening with us.

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 12:32

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Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, qwertyboy writes:

In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

I’m sorry you have been unable to experience how fun they are under control.
My cousin and I fill up old cans with oil then we light them on fire and shoot
at them it’s a lot of fun.

So you then shoot holes in the oil cans, oil would flow out, and then afterwards
you would clean up all the contaminated soil? Sounds like a lot of work
for a little fun.

Niek.

Nana, the oil burns off, and we use a just a tiny amount, also it is fun, sometimes
you can get mini explosions too.

Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 12:31

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Re: Instant checkout question

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no one reads anything. The buyers aren't seeing it.

Or they don't care they want it "now".

My most used manual invoice is labeled "whatever is cheapest" and I do
occasionally get people that go around instant checkout and use that instead,
but it's not many.

Crystal

Author:

brac.brick

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 11:49

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Re: Instant checkout question

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My question then, as a buyer, do people just prefer the instant checkout? Is
waiting for an invoice not that common anymore? Should I just remove the midwest
tier? Every dollar counts for me, but for buyers is it not worth the wait/time.
They just want to check out and be done?

Yes, absolutely. Also I took a look at your terms. It looks like only those buyers
who live in the states you designate can use the Manual checkout option. I understand
what you are trying to do but maybe you could make it a bit clearer and advertise
the discount ?

For example, in your terms, under shipping, write some text that buyers in these
specific states can opt for a lower shipping cost if they use Manual checkout.
But in the shipping description, I'd leave this out so that buyers who want
manual who do not live in those states are not turned away to buy from someone
else. It's confusing in my humble opinion.

In my experience, 99% want IC - its faster and easier for them . I offer local
pickup for anyone in New England and and tell them how to do this - manual checkout,
write a note asking for local pickup on order and then wait for the invoice.
You could offer this for your local buyers.

Just my 2 cents,
Alison

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 11:37

Subject:

Re: Instant checkout question

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In Shipping, Nikilyn writes:

My question then, as a buyer, do people just prefer the instant checkout?

Sure, I'd say 100% of them nowadays.
Imagine your own on line experience buying things in other shops/marketplaces?

Should I just remove the midwest tier? Every dollar counts for me, but for buyers is it not worth the wait/time. They just want to check out and be done?

US has this problem of cost depending "regions" AFAIK, you're kind
of unique. Maybe CAN also?

Anyway - I'd be you, I'd make some kind of stats, and decide a rate,
my own rate like "in the middle" (depending your stats) which would make
you both gain and lose.

Of course you can adjust this flat rate later on.

Again, it wouldn't be USPS rate; you're allowed to use ANY rate you wish.
Explain it or better describe it in Terms and it'll be fine.

Buyers will adore this, IMO.

Author:

Nikilyn

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 11:30

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Instant checkout question

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I just want to see if what I want to do is an option and I just haven't figured
out how to set up my shipping properly.

At the beginning of the year I updated my rates along the with the USPS. I don't
see an option to set up shipping by region. I'm in the central US so shipping
to each coast is not bad (with the exception of CA, everything seems expensive
in CA lol)

So I have instant checkout out for all of the USA up to 4lbs.

I wanted to have more realistic shipping for my home state and neighboring states.
It is about $1+ cheaper and less tiers. However when I use instant checkout and
test the options in my store, everyone's order defaults to cheapest shipping
and they have to manually check the other box for domestic US. So I took off
the instant checkout so it wouldn't be used by people who didn't qualify.
I made an invoice option instead with people in these states able to choose the
lower option. Bricklink then gives the lower estimate but I have to send an invoice.

No one has chosen this option even though I have received multiple orders from
qualifying states.

My question then, as a buyer, do people just prefer the instant checkout? Is
waiting for an invoice not that common anymore? Should I just remove the midwest
tier? Every dollar counts for me, but for buyers is it not worth the wait/time.
They just want to check out and be done?

Author:

randyf

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 11:08

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Uh uh, seems like a lame excuse to me, don't comprehend why DHL have difficulties...

Use of deadly force includes LEGO

Sorry I don't believe in Guns.

I’m sorry you have been unable to experience how fun they are under control.
My cousin and I fill up old cans with oil then we light them on fire and shoot
at them it’s a lot of fun.

Well all of that sounds especially lovely for the environment. 🙄

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 10:49

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, qwertyboy writes:

So you then shoot holes in the oil cans, oil would flow out, and then afterwards
you would clean up all the contaminated soil? Sounds like a lot of work
for a little fun.

Niek.

And just the other day this guy was complaining about the mess made by electric
vehicles… https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1455162

Author:

qwertyboy

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 10:16

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

I’m sorry you have been unable to experience how fun they are under control.
My cousin and I fill up old cans with oil then we light them on fire and shoot
at them it’s a lot of fun.

So you then shoot holes in the oil cans, oil would flow out, and then afterwards
you would clean up all the contaminated soil? Sounds like a lot of work
for a little fun.

Niek.

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 09:40

Subject:

Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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The post office selling counterfeit stamps.

I know they need to make a profit but this is pushing it.

In General, BrickCompulsion writes:

My issue came when I bought postage in a post office and they supplied and applied
the (new style) stamp

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 08:55

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Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Uh uh, seems like a lame excuse to me, don't comprehend why DHL have difficulties...

Use of deadly force includes LEGO

Sorry I don't believe in Guns.

I’m sorry you have been unable to experience how fun they are under control.
My cousin and I fill up old cans with oil then we light them on fire and shoot
at them it’s a lot of fun.

Author:

BrickCompulsion

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 08:04

Subject:

Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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My issue came when I bought postage in a post office and they supplied and applied
the (new style) stamp

Author:

Stuart9

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 07:54

Subject:

Re: Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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Author:

BrickCompulsion

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 06:06

Subject:

Counterfeit Stamps - UK users

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Author:

BrickDeals

Posted:

Feb 22, 2024 02:03

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Emilio_Magnelli writes:

Hi all,

Recently I had problems with an APO/FPO adress.

Buyer pretend shipment to this address, but my Courrier doesn't ship to an
APO address.

After a few message I ask a new shipping addres, so he sent me a Japan addres,
and pretend the same shipping cost

I refuse, so he want to cancel order with refund.

I complete all, and today he sent me a neg.

Well, my I ask if there any chance to block buyer with an shipping address not
valid.

I hope to NOT offend anybody with this post.

Sincerely

em

The feedback is deserved. The buyer completed their contractual obligations per
your terms, you dishonored them.

If you ship to the United States, a US buyer would have reasonable expectations
that you can ship to a US address. APO/AFO is considered domestic, even if it
is on foreign soil.

It is SHAMEFUL that you would leave a retaliatory negative feedback for the buyer,
especially a service member obligated to defend your country in the event of
a European war.

Here are some ways you could have resolved the situation:

1.) You could have explained that DHL won't let you ship to military bases
and offered to ship Poste Italiane.

2.) You could have assumed the extra cost and shipped to the Japanese address.
What would the loss have been, $10? Probably not even that, because you don't
receive your Paypal fees back on the refund.

Here are some options for the future:

1.) In your terms, add line, "We cannot ship to AFO/APO addresses."

2.) Stop shipping to the United States.

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 21:40

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Saitobricks.ca writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Uh uh, seems like a lame excuse to me, don't comprehend why DHL have difficulties...

Use of deadly force includes LEGO

Sorry I don't believe in Guns.

Author:

Saitobricks.ca

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 20:44

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Uh uh, seems like a lame excuse to me, don't comprehend why DHL have difficulties...

Use of deadly force includes LEGO

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 19:56

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, peregrinator writes:

Hmmm, yes, but DHL definitely has a service where they hand off to USPS for final
delivery, at least here in the USA (DHL e-commerce). FedEx and UPS have similar
services. I'm not blaming the seller here, from what I see he did everything
correctly, it's just weird that DHL doesn't have their act together.

The seller says they only ship with DHL Express Courier, so I'm guessing
it's door-to-door. But yes, ordinarily DHL would hand off the package to
USPS for final delivery.

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 19:49

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 19:01

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Uh uh, seems like a lame excuse to me, don't comprehend why DHL have difficulties...

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 18:31

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

I think the problem is that DHL is a private company and therefore doesn't
have access to U.S. military bases. Poste Italiane will hand the package off
to USPS for final delivery.

Author:

Brickman4you

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 17:07

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, Emilio_Magnelli writes:

Which courier do you use? DHL may not be able to deliver a package to an APO
address but Poste Italiane should be able to.

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 16:47

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Emilio_Magnelli writes:

Which courier do you use? DHL may not be able to deliver a package to an APO
address but Poste Italiane should be able to.

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 16:18

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, axaday writes:

The address wasn't invalid itself. It must just be a conflict between services.

It's actually a conflict between the United States and Japan.

Author:

qwertyboy

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 11:34

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

In Shipping, peregrinator writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

APO and FPO packages must be sent via USPS (meaning only from locations within
the US States).

No, that isn't the case. APO/FPO addresses can receive international shipments,
but they *do* have go through USPS. But that is typical for international mail
- the national postal service makes delivery after the package goes through customs.

USPS does not operate in Italy, does it?

It does not, but that is not the point. We have shipped to APO/FPO as well. There
is no USPS here, but when shipment reaches US, it is handed over to USPS. So
OP needed to use a shipping service that does the same.

Niek.

Author:

Brickman4you

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 10:10

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Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, peregrinator writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

APO and FPO packages must be sent via USPS (meaning only from locations within
the US States).

USPS does not operate in Italy, does it?

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 09:52

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Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

APO and FPO packages must be sent via USPS (meaning only from locations within
the US States).

Author:

ANHDesigns

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 08:42

Subject:

Re: Whats settings do i do for free shipping...

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Thank you...

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

In Shipping, ANHDesigns writes:

Morning,

What settings do i do for free shipping if someone buy 25-30$ worth of bricks?
I am not seeing it in the settings area...

Thank you in advance..

You need to set your shipping method with a Min / Max then another above that
set to zero cost. Looking at your store you have a lot going on with different
methods of shipping and this method is usually is implemented with stores that
offer flat rate shipping. Also, on checkout of one minifig in your store the
only shipping with IC is "Shipping & Handling
US $11.40". I would look at other stores setup similar to the model you
want to follow.

Author:

Brickman4you

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 07:17

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Emilio_Magnelli writes:

Sincerely

em

APO and FPO packages must be sent via USPS (meaning only from locations within
the US States). It seems the seller was wrong in leaving you feedback because
you reside in Italy and could not use the APO / FPO address. Nicely ask him
to remove the feedback based on this information.

Author:

axaday

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 05:32

Subject:

Re: APO/FPO

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In Shipping, Emilio_Magnelli writes:

The address wasn't invalid itself. It must just be a conflict between services.
That address is for someone in the US military. From the US, they get postage
just as if they were in the US even if they are deployed overseas.

Author:

iprice

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 05:10

Subject:

Re: USPS detour - longest ?

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In Shipping, bahpstore writes:

Package visited JAMAICA NY on 02/11, 02/13, 02/15 with a stop @ SAN FRANCISCO
02/14, then went to SINGAPORE (destination country) - back to New York - stop
at ZURICH, SWITZERLAND 😉

How many extra miles it went?

A couple of years back I had a package (ordered from Europe) that, according
to tracking, travelled around the U.S. for a while. There was never any evidence
to prove that it really had though. I have my doubts about the validity of tracking
data some of the time tbh.

Author:

Emilio_Magnelli

Posted:

Feb 21, 2024 04:30

Subject:

APO/FPO

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Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 20:40

Subject:

Re: USPS detour - longest ?

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In Shipping, bahpstore writes:

This kinda makes sense if its 2 packages with the same tracking. Which is what
I suspect here. Either way that's hilarious.

I've had something flop around in Los Angeles once for far too long before
going overseas. It would say departed only to get scanned in L.A. again.

I thought parcels backtracking through Memphis all the time was bad. The second
I get a message about shipping, I know Memphis is involved.

Crystal

Author:

bahpstore

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 20:26

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USPS detour - longest ?

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Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 11:14

Subject:

Re: Australia to ???

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In Shipping, SWBConstruction writes:

In Shipping, yorbrick writes:

In Shipping, SWBConstruction writes:

What is the easiest country to ship to from Australia?

Australia.

Hahaha, that's very true

I know my store is very very limited at the moment but I'd like to try and
sell something sooner than later.

It was both a semi-joke and semi-serious. Get domestic sales right first before
extending to international. And even then, you might want to add just one small
country (maybe NZ, as they are also close) to try out international before adding
much larger markets.

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 09:07

Subject:

Re: Australia to ???

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In Shipping, SWBConstruction writes:

I know my store is very very limited at the moment but I'd like to try and
sell something sooner than later.

Honestly your time is probably better spent listing more lots than trying to
figure out international shipping

Author:

SWBConstruction

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 08:32

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Re: Australia to ???

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In Shipping, yorbrick writes:

In Shipping, SWBConstruction writes:

What is the easiest country to ship to from Australia?

Australia.

Hahaha, that's very true

I know my store is very very limited at the moment but I'd like to try and
sell something sooner than later.

Author:

SWBConstruction

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 08:30

Subject:

Re: Australia to ???

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In Shipping, Dino writes:

In Shipping, SWBConstruction writes:

What is the easiest country to ship to from Australia?

That depends on what you want.

I'm trying to start small as time is limited and International shipping seems
very confusing at the moment.

However I'd like to increase my chance of selling stuff soon.

Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 07:38

Subject:

Re: Australia to ???

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In Shipping, SWBConstruction writes:

What is the easiest country to ship to from Australia?

Australia.

Author:

Dino

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 07:20

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Re: Australia to ???

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In Shipping, SWBConstruction writes:

What is the easiest country to ship to from Australia?

That depends on what you want.

Author:

SWBConstruction

Posted:

Feb 20, 2024 06:56

Subject:

Australia to ???

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What is the easiest country to ship to from Australia?

Author:

Nubs_Select

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 14:25

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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It’s pirate ships simple export rate. Yes often some tweaking is needed and as
for customs duties it’s quite normal in Canada and most expect to pay it whenever
buying outside of Canada but the same would apply to any country outside the
USA

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 14:18

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, popsicle writes:

Of all the replies, none address your question 24 hours later

As to adding or removing countries, Jack
https://www.bricklink.com/message.asp?ID=1455137

Some advise: Useful then play or playfully useful, but be of use. I don't
think the member posted to be a straight-man for others, at least not only

-popsicle

I think part of the problem is that the question is so broad that answering it
seriously would require making a tutorial but thank you for linking to an existing
one so the original poster can read it if necessary.

Author:

Brickman4you

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 14:16

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, Nubs_Select writes:

In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

Would also like to offer shipping to Canada as I get many request to open the
gates.

Within the states we are typically dealing with package rates from $3.79 (4oz)
to $7.15 (15.9oz).

To Canada alone looks like 17.00 for first oz. retail and close to $30 for cheapest
flat rate options.

Question is who is really ordering at these high shipping rates, and why.

Pirate ship starts at closer to ~$15 usd pretty sure as the few times I’ve order
from the USA it’s always been ~$10-~$15

I don't see it unless we are talking about flat parcels or other methods
which one might need to spend lots of time figuring out. Seems like one might
run into situations like, mis-calculations then having to eat the difference,
lost packages or items held in customs, customers refusing packages due to extra
duties, or being exposed more to credit card fraud (not a Canadian problem per
se, just seems criminals are more emboldened thinking they can get away with
it internationally).

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 14:15

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

To Canada alone looks like 17.00 for first oz. retail and close to $30 for cheapest
flat rate options.

The Pirate Ship simple export rate starts at ten dollars for up to eight ounces:
https://www.pirateship.com/simple-export-rate

Author:

iprice

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 14:15

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, popsicle writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

Of all the replies, none address your question 24 hours later

-popsicle

It had been three hours and I'm pretty sure that if he head searched the
forum he would have found the answer (if not for Canada specifically, then other
countries).

Author:

Nubs_Select

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 13:48

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, Brickman4you writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

Pirate ship starts at closer to ~$15 usd pretty sure as the few times I’ve order
from the USA it’s always been ~$10-~$15

Author:

Brickman4you

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 13:42

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

Author:

Nubs_Select

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 12:27

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Logical. We'll know both Greenland and Canada are basically inhabited but
sparsely populated with a few rare and weird animals species...

Like this one:

sw1322 (Inv) Nubs
Minifigures: Star Wars: Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures

Never seen it before. Exotic.

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 12:19

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Logical. We'll know both Greenland and Canada are basically inhabited but
sparsely populated with a few rare and weird animals species...

Like this one:

sw1322 (Inv) Nubs
Minifigures: Star Wars: Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures

Never seen it before. Exotic.

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 12:18

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Logical. We'll know both Greenland and Canada are basically inhabited but
sparsely populated with a few rare and weird animals species...

Like this one:

sw1322 (Inv) Nubs
Minifigures: Star Wars: Star Wars Young Jedi Adventures

Never seen it before. Exotic.

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 11:49

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, wildchicken13 writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Hey! But you're an US Citizen!
Canadia still not being officialy your Province, you can't decide this!

...buy Greenland from Denmark so buying Canada isn't that far out of the question.

Logical. We'll know both Greenland and Canada are basically inhabited but
sparsely populated with a few rare and weird animals species...

Author:

wildchicken13

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 11:32

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Hey! But you're an US Citizen!
Canadia still not being officialy your Province, you can't decide this!

The U.S. purchased Alaska from Russia and Trump tried to buy Greenland from Denmark
so buying Canada isn't that far out of the question.

Author:

sjk8990

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 09:50

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, iprice writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

How much is Canada to buy? Can you ship it to the UK?

Decades ago some friends and I put Canada up for sale on eBay. It got some good
bidding before it was pulled.

Author:

Brickman4you

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 09:16

Subject:

Re: Whats settings do i do for free shipping...

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In Shipping, ANHDesigns writes:

Morning,

What settings do i do for free shipping if someone buy 25-30$ worth of bricks?
I am not seeing it in the settings area...

Thank you in advance..

Author:

BricksTH4

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 09:15

Subject:

Re: Whats settings do i do for free shipping...

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In Shipping, ANHDesigns writes:

Morning,

What settings do i do for free shipping if someone buy 25-30$ worth of bricks?
I am not seeing it in the settings area...

Thank you in advance..

You need to go into each shipping method you have set up (in Settings Shipping)
and add a discount rule under the Discount S&H fees heading. Probably easiest
to select the "Discount %" option and set it to 100%.

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 09:03

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

Of all the replies, none address your question 24 hours later

-popsicle

Author:

ANHDesigns

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 08:04

Subject:

Whats settings do i do for free shipping...

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Morning,

What settings do i do for free shipping if someone buy 25-30$ worth of bricks?
I am not seeing it in the settings area...

Thank you in advance..

Author:

iprice

Posted:

Feb 19, 2024 03:48

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, Fr0stByt3 writes:

In Shipping, iprice writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

How much is Canada to buy? Can you ship it to the UK?

OP walked into that one lol.

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 23:56

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, qwertyboy writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Much more; our TGV fast train tracks (200 MPH) would be incompatible with all
yours snail trains LOL!!!

Mwah. Looks like the French can't even build new trains that are compatible
with their own infra...

That was in 2014, don't remember well this, but don't you think it's
more: "Should we build faster and quieter trains OR keep the current obsolete
infrastructure?"

While this, 1h47 of pleasure.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3rX-zAiyWg

In the drivers' cabin of a TGV Paris to Strasbourg (500 km / 300 mi), the
complete travel.

It starts accelerating at about 12:00

Speed's shown in the middle in km/h (divide by 1.6 for miles or like 300
km/h = 200 mph)

When I was 18 maybe, I had the chance to make an 1 hour trip with in the driver
cabin.

That was in 1980 maybe, these were possible, like flying with the pilot in a
plane. Of course nowadays...

Author:

qwertyboy

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 22:44

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Much more; our TGV fast train tracks (200 MPH) would be incompatible with all
yours snail trains LOL!!!

Mwah. Looks like the French can't even build new trains that are compatible
with their own infra...

https://time.com/108252/france-trains-too-wide/

Niek.

Author:

Fr0stByt3

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 21:27

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, iprice writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

How much is Canada to buy? Can you ship it to the UK?

OP walked into that one lol.

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 19:11

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, peregrinator writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Much more; our TGV fast train tracks (200 MPH) would be incompatible with all
yours snail trains LOL!!!

I enjoyed the trains very much on my visit to France last summer - except for
the last day when the RER B from Paris couldn't get past Le Bourget and I
had to take a hack cab to De Gaulle! Cost me €50 and I came close to missing
my flight!!

Oh yes, RER is often a shame here.

Right now RER D is more or less closed for work construction and repairs, and
this for weeks IIRC - not sure, I don't live in Paris, but people told me.

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 18:27

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

Much more; our TGV fast train tracks (200 MPH) would be incompatible with all
yours snail trains LOL!!!

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 14:52

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, peregrinator writes:

In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, iprice writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

How much is Canada to buy? Can you ship it to the UK?

Frankly, it'd be easier to move UK to Canada.
That'd be a real Brexit!

We could also fit France nicely into Quebec. We might have to jiggle it a bit
to keep it from spilling over into Labrador though.

Hey! But you're an US Citizen!
Canadia still not being officialy your Province, you can't decide this!

Much more; our TGV fast train tracks (200 MPH) would be incompatible with all
yours snail trains LOL!!!

Author:

peregrinator

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 14:48

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

In Shipping, iprice writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

How much is Canada to buy? Can you ship it to the UK?

Frankly, it'd be easier to move UK to Canada.
That'd be a real Brexit!

We could also fit France nicely into Quebec. We might have to jiggle it a bit
to keep it from spilling over into Labrador though.

Author:

1001bricks

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 13:23

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, iprice writes:

In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

How much is Canada to buy? Can you ship it to the UK?

Frankly, it'd be easier to move UK to Canada.
That'd be a real Brexit!

Author:

iprice

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 12:00

Subject:

Re: Adding Canada to my store

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In Shipping, jjack writes:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

How much is Canada to buy? Can you ship it to the UK?

Author:

jjack

Posted:

Feb 18, 2024 09:14

Subject:

Adding Canada to my store

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Topic:

I need help adding international countries to my store, especially Canada. Plus,
I need help creating automatic shipping costs. Thank you, Jack

Author:

Nubs_Select

Posted:

Feb 17, 2024 22:20

Subject:

Re: Advice on a delivery

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In Shipping, Adjour writes:

In Shipping, Patm31 writes:

Hi everyone,

I know it's the responsibility of the seller to ensure the package is delivered.
And if it is lost, I am on the hook for it.

However, I had a customer reach out to tell me they didn't receive the package,
even though USPS shows it was delivered in the mailbox a few days ago.

Is it still my responsibility for the package once it has been delivered?

Any advice is appreciated.

Nope, not your problem. If it was, every scammer on the planet would claim this.

I've been having carriers mark things as delivered and then delivering them
days later (guess because of time quotas??) UPS is worse but my postal carrier
does it too when shes swamped. It may still show up.

Crystal

+1 unless it can be proved it wasn't delivered. but if it was marked as delivered
and the post office confirms that then its up to the buyers house insurance.

Author:

Adjour

Posted:

Feb 17, 2024 22:09

Subject:

Re: Advice on a delivery

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In Shipping, Patm31 writes:

Author:

401_Bricks

Posted:

Feb 17, 2024 21:56

Subject:

Advice on a delivery

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Author:

taxan

Posted:

Feb 17, 2024 10:06

Subject:

Re: Hemorrhaging Sales

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In Shipping, popsicle writes:

In Shipping, yorbrick writes:

In that case, it's the old least favourite and ignore them forever unless
they have items that others don't have.

There are so many sellers these days, I don't see the point in questioning high fees or prices.

Nor do I... From my original post

"Just some advise I've long held onto and now don't need to, nothing
more"

It's late there, get some sleep. You can always try sounding rational and
reasonable again in the morning.

Goodnight

The cost for shipping it is about 4$.
The rest are for Tracking and Insurance, you have to pay a loooooot for those
with PostNord.

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Feb 16, 2024 08:50

Subject:

Re: Non shipping country

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In Technical Issues, NickTech writes:

Hi
Can you explain me clearly how to remove a country to "non shipping country"
to "shipping country" ?
Regards
Dom

-Go to Store Settings / Shipping
-Click on the Shipping Method with International

https://www.bricklink.com/v2/mystore/shipping.page

-Go down to Destination & Base Rate and select Anywhere
-Click on International to get pop-up with country selections
-Add or remove from there using the Save tab before exiting
-Make sure you hit the Save changes tab afterwards
and before leaving the Shipping page too

The process may vary depending on your set-up, but you should get the drift.
Also see the screenshots to the left, for more help

PM me, if needed

Author:

Nubs_Select

Posted:

Feb 16, 2024 00:40

Subject:

Re: Hemorrhaging Sales

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In Shipping, yorbrick writes:

In Shipping, Nubs_Select writes:

Indeed it can be really weird shipping from many countries in Europe. Even in
the same country 1 seller will have shipping starting at under $10 but then others
in the same country for the same amount of lego have shipping starting at ~$40
and they are missing out on many sales

It may be that one seller insists on registered / signed for whereas another
is willing to take more risk and send without tracking.

That is a possibility but even for the cheap ones they usually have tracking
and optional insurance

Author:

yorbrick

Posted:

Feb 16, 2024 00:38

Subject:

Re: Hemorrhaging Sales

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In Shipping, Nubs_Select writes:

It may be that one seller insists on registered / signed for whereas another
is willing to take more risk and send without tracking.

Author:

kittybrickz

Posted:

Feb 16, 2024 00:24

Subject:

Re: Hemorrhaging Sales

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In Shipping, Nubs_Select writes:

Tonight I made several carts because I kept stumbling upon stores with $20+ s+h
for a 19g $14 lettermail order. Only had 9 lots, no lot min listed, met min buy.
I know OS lettermail in Canada is $2.04, and even small flat rate is 17.84. Finally
found one store that would do $3.00.

Author:

TheBrickGuys

Posted:

Feb 15, 2024 22:03

Subject:

Re: Hemorrhaging Sales

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In Shipping, 1001bricks writes:

While this... USPS.

A simple international envelope $14 or such?
The same from here to you would cost maybe €3.

Which is why since maybe 5 years ago I can't / rarely buy in US; prices have
gone crazy sincerely.

I remember when we starting selling internationally our sales to other countries
made up about 30% of our business. Then shipping prices overseas just started
to go up QUICK. Now we get maybe 1 or 2 orders out of every 100 from out of country,
so from 30% to 2%. THAT STINKS!!

Jim

Author:

popsicle

Posted:

Feb 15, 2024 16:54

Subject:

Re: Hemorrhaging Sales

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