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New to eBay-sending item to Norway
Cici_K
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Please can I have some guidance.
I'm trying to sell my old baby stuff, I have about 8 watchers and still 5 days to go.
I have a potential bidder asking if I would post to Norway. The item Value is less than £20 and under 2kg. He has sent me link via Royal Mail cost of £4.95
I remember reading that could be problems selling overseas. Was wondering if this is an ok courty. Bidder has a good feedback 100% and a regular ebayer.
What you guys think?
I'm trying to sell my old baby stuff, I have about 8 watchers and still 5 days to go.
I have a potential bidder asking if I would post to Norway. The item Value is less than £20 and under 2kg. He has sent me link via Royal Mail cost of £4.95
I remember reading that could be problems selling overseas. Was wondering if this is an ok courty. Bidder has a good feedback 100% and a regular ebayer.
What you guys think?
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Ive sent things all over the world and never had a problem, Postage will be more than £4.95 though as you would want to be sending international signed for0
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What are you selling btw i may be interested
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I have had no problem with Norway.
You will need a CN22 form on the parcel.0 -
Oh god sounds like allot of effort.
It's an ergo infant insert for the carrier.
I have the box, so what do you guys think the postage would be?
It's like this http://www.baby2k.com/sBP.cfm?brand=Ergobaby&name=Infant_Insert&productColour=Natural&stage=2&recordId=17970 -
No you don't, absolute waste of money normally. Should be just fine OP.glentoran99 wrote: »Ive sent things all over the world and never had a problem, Postage will be more than £4.95 though as you would want to be sending international signed for0 -
Is international signed for necessary? I see under £20 on the basic is covered. Is it easy to claim if the receiver doesn't receive?
So sorry, I'm so tired with the babies. Can't get my head around it for so e reason.0 -
I have never had a claim turned down...0
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Thank you sounds like ill say yes to her then. Can I ask what that form is where I get it from.0
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You can print a CN22 out at home to save time.0
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