Then it is probably different what happens in Canada than the USA.
In Canada there are domestic shipping rates, USA shipping rates, then International shipping rates. USA is never really considered an international location in Canada.
In Canada there are domestic shipping rates, USA shipping rates, then International shipping rates. USA is never really considered an international location in Canada.
(02-04-2012, 10:00 AM)pacrimcollectibles Wrote: And what do you consider it? I know that if I have to idle in my car for three hours to cross a border and am required to have a passport or international enhanced license or I'm turned away at said border then you aren't domestic. Granted the shipping, whether it's $59 as you see it or even $29 for a single card, does seem excessive the fact remains that if you have money with ducks on it, measure your distances in multiples of meters, and have an entire portion of your country speaking a different language you are probably subject to foreign rates.
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