Shipping to Canada help

nikobaseball · 02-17-2013, 12:36 PM

May be shipping a very high end card to Canada and wanted your opinion on how it went, best way to do it etc.

Seems like I should do Express Insured, I know it will run somewhere b/w 50-100 (the card is quite high end so I don't mind this).

Am I fully protected if buyer claims they didnt get it, if I have insurance?
Apparently the buyer has to pay a tax in Canada if I declare, anyone know more about that?

Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks
Zach

DoubleD · 02-17-2013, 12:40 PM

Zach send it using a method that will allow you to get a tracking# and full insurance on it. As far as what it will cost you to ship not really sure but should not be that high. If the buyer claims he did not get the card then best bet is to get a required signature for the package, again not sure of cost. The buyer on their end will end up paying provincial and federal sales taxes on the declared amount. Sometimes there is even a brokerage fee invloved as well for the buyer, but I think things should go smooth for you.

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nikobaseball Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 561	Shipping to Canada help May be shipping a very high end card to Canada and wanted your opinion on how it went, best way to do it etc. Seems like I should do Express Insured, I know it will run somewhere b/w 50-100 (the card is quite high end so I don't mind this). Am I fully protected if buyer claims they didnt get it, if I have insurance? Apparently the buyer has to pay a tax in Canada if I declare, anyone know more about that? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks Zach __________________ Buying Zunino/Sano/Stanton

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02-17-2013, 12:40 PM	#2 (permalink)
DoubleD Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 680	Zach send it using a method that will allow you to get a tracking# and full insurance on it. As far as what it will cost you to ship not really sure but should not be that high. If the buyer claims he did not get the card then best bet is to get a required signature for the package, again not sure of cost. The buyer on their end will end up paying provincial and federal sales taxes on the declared amount. Sometimes there is even a brokerage fee invloved as well for the buyer, but I think things should go smooth for you.