I think it depends on the shipping method. I've sent hardware to a number
of countries with no problems whatsoever, using the normal ol' postal
service. UPS charges an arm and a leg to ship overseas. They bump orders
by something like $30US simply to process the customs paperwork. (If
you've never filled out customs paperwork, it's about the size of an index
card with maybe 10 lines to fill out at the most. If I could make $30 for
every one I filled out, I'd be tempted to change jobs.)
Tom
On Thu, 9 Oct 2003, Ron Amundson wrote:
>
> > I don't really want to order them from the US (you know this is damn
> > expensive).
> >
> > maybe some day, i find them somewhere and can read them...
> >
> > st
>
> I wonder why no one sells them, I've shipped a lot of books to the EU over
> the years, and usually shipping is not all that bad, but there are
> exceptions. I'm shipping some vacuum tubes to Spain today for something like
> $8US, but it takes quite a while. I shipped a book to Iceland a year ago for
> something like $7US and it arrived in 3 days which was amazing.
>
> Let me know your country, I've got a friend that distibutes pretty much all
> of Lindseys books and I'll be seeing him at the end of the month. Maybe we
> can work out some kind of deal.
>
> Ron
>
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