I'm thinking about ordering a couple of cycling DVDs from World Cycling Productions. I am in Canada, but I've discovered that there is no duty on bringing DVDs into the country; and with the Canada/US exchange rate being good right now I figure it would be a good time to order.
"Jason Spaceman" : I'm thinking about ordering a couple of cycling DVDs from World : Cycling Productions. I am in Canada, but I've discovered that there : is no duty on bringing DVDs into the country; and with the Canada/US : exchange rate being good right now I figure it would be a good time to : order. : : Any idea how much WCP charges for shipping DVDs to Canada? According : to their page at : http://www.worldcycling.com/merchant.mvc?Screen=SFNT&page=shipping.html : they charge $18.50 for USPS to Canada, which seems rather steep. Can : I not just get it sent via USPS First Class for $7.95? : You might ask them....get it from the horse's mouth, so to speak.
You might ask them....get it from the horse's mouth, so to speak.
Pat in TX
I emailed them last Thursday about their shipping rates, but have yet to receive a reply. I'm just curious if any Canucks have ordered from them before and what their shipping rates to Canada were like.
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I'm thinking about ordering a couple of cycling DVDs from World Cycling Productions. I am in Canada, but I've discovered that there is no duty on bringing DVDs into the country; and with the Canada/US exchange rate being good right now I figure it would be a good time to order.
FWIW - I mailed a package to a buddy of mine in Canada. The USPS required it be sent priority mail and not regular.
All in all, it was pretty cheap to do. Although it did take some time to get to him. Dunno if it was due to the fact it was a camcorder battery though.
