you're sure he didn't mean 9.54 ?

FWIW, I don't see the big whoop about shippin' to Canada. I think we're pretty dang lucky we've got Canadians north of us and not China, N Korea or Afghanistan! :Snow Flake:

I will ship to Canada most of the time. It really depends on the item. For me it can be more work. It can also involve travel time to the USPS and a customs form to fill out.

Also, there are more variables to learn above just working on USA deliveries.

USPS International First Class Mail is a maximum of 4 lbs. Above that, you have to go to Priority International which is expensive. If the buyer wants it though I will ship it.

I use Pay Pal shipping which keeps me in my little world, never having to visit the USPS. If someone asks for Canada I will usually add the shipping options to the listing and let them decide.

I just shipped 5 lbs 3 oz of drum parts to Canada and it was $28.50 and I had to go to the USPS to do it.

David

From what I have gathered, even on this site, some guys are just plain patriotic and don't want to see what's left of our American produced vintage drums and associated materials being shipped outside the borders. Probably something to be said for that.

toodles

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I wish there would be enough Cdn made gear that we could return the favor.

I sell on this sorry company also FEEBAY! but it was the seller not ebay that set the ship rate! but I do HATE FEEBAY! also I have sold to many of you Canadians you are a great bunch of guys no hate here! flower

i've shipped to canada many times. it's not a big deal.

I saw a moose once.

That's so f'n funny, I'm still rolling around on the floor... eh?

Clapping Happy2

So should I start hoarding maple syrup and curling equipment for the coming embargo?Eye Ball

All in fun Wayne.

toodles

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