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| low reserve, 450, guess we'll see where it goes.
Thanks All,
Glenn
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| well about 60(besides me) have looked @ her since the auction opened and already am getting overseas(UK) inquiries.(2 so far).. anyone here have experience shipping to the UK and the procedures, restrictions and paperwork involved? I want it all legal and aboveboard if it goes (over there), trying to keep it on this continent tho to avoid such headaches. the offer does state lower 48 only. Should I stick to that and avoid any problems?
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| hit the reserve in less than 24 hours, maybe should have set it higher. oh well, 4 more full days to the auction. wonder how hi it'll go?
thanks to those here bidding.
God Bless,
Glenn and Char |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Better chance of making more money by allowing overseas bidders. Al, Dave, and others have shipped many times overseas without a problem.
Just make sure when answering their questions that you let them know that FULL DOLLAR AMOUNT WILL BE DISCLOSED, you won't lie about items, it is not a gift, they will have to pay duties, etc and you should not have any problems. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | Glenn, my local USPO has always been most helpful when I've shipped overseas. They assist with the customs forms and insurance, and that's usually the extent of the process. Remember, cash in hand, and no fraudulent information. The buyer can't really bitch if the declaration is verified by the Ebay invoice. I send along a supplementary bill-of-sale statement in the parcel, also. |
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1758-1 12-string up on E-bay (hit reserve quick!)
