Posted by robert major on April 24, 2015 at 21:12:55 from (216.81.7.25):
In Reply to: Ship to Canada? posted by phil_n on April 24, 2015 at 18:28:54:
Hi How far are you from the U.S border. I buy a lot of parts from the states Non of it crosses the line with a U.P.S type courier due to hassle with brokerage or there stupid fee's, some smaller stuff comes U.S mail at sensible prices though. we use a U.S based drop shipping guy just across the line. He charges $5 for small packages, and upwards depending if a fork lift is needed or the compound for storage of anything with wheels on. If guys won't ship to him and courier to Canada's the only option I buy someplace that will do it!. Had a gift come U.P.S once they decided it was worth $700 by the time I paid them for it coming to Canada
He emails then we cross the border with receipts , pick the stuff up, drive back across the border and stop in Canada customs and pay duties and relevant fees, usually just taxes like buying it here. I have had 3 boxes I could not carry shipped there for $75 plus a bit of time and fuel going across. Courier into Canada would of been 300+. The largest thing i have had was rear tractor tires shipped from Iowa at $190 freight on a pallet. My Dad got a hobby milling machine the same day to.
I know a few years ago my friend from up the road had YT parts shipped to this guy and went and picked them up . Maybe you could do that depending where you are and if a guy does that kinda service. most places seem to have a guy doing it now over the border. Our guys doubled the building size, and they still don't have room there. Only thing is our $ being worth less than monopoly money doesn't help so much now, but can still be worth it on some stuff savings opportunitys are out there if your lucky. Regards Robert
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