Wasn't trying to be offensive Tom - we have our own, unique style of
weirds. But I live in the sticks, my post office is in the back of another
store and they do it fine. I collect small boxes and bubble wrap anyway
when I can, for domestic mailing, and the only extra work I know of is the
little green sticker! The only problem I seem to have had is persuading
otherwise very intelligent Americans that there's a whole big world out
here, no-one is trying to rip them off and sending money OS is quite
simple.
Must be some tradition of circling the wagons :-)
Andrew
>Not to defend my wierdos in my 'homeland', but shipping internationally IS a
>lot more work for me. I do it gladly, but it is a pain. I can ship in the
>U.S. at the little, not every busy satelite station and the USPS provides
>free boxes. Internationally, I've got to find boxes, fill out the customs
>forms and go to the bigger, much busier post office.
>
>TOm
>
>From: "Andrew Fildes" <afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
><snip>
>> There are some, however, who are fiercely 'US only' and demand the freedom
>> to sell to whoever they want - the freedom to be an insular idiot I
>> suppose. they can be burned domestically, just as easily as overseas.
>> Andrew
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