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Carol -in Suffolk UK
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From: "Brenda Paternoster" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Jean Nathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Lace"
Sent: Thursday, November 29, 2007 11:47 AM
Subject: [lace] Postage costs - was Arachne pin
IIRC the books Jean bought were from USA but posted in Canada?
I don't know if that bumped the price up or not.
UK internal post has recently changed to size and weight instead of
just weight, but international packages are still just priced according
to weight.
For most countries the maximum
Oops! my mistake.
GBP21.06 is about USD42.3 - give or take a few cents. It's now more
than two dollars to the pound.
Benda
On 29 Nov 2007, at 12:54, Marin Thomas wrote:
There is no dot on USD. I gather GBP 21.06 would be USD 4.23.
When I wanted to order a book in Italy and the cost of the
Hi Jean and others - you can check out the rate that should have been
charged for sending the parcel. You would need to weigh the books and
estimate the weight of the packing but you would definitely get an idea of
how much you should have been charged. You also have to take into account
the
No GBP21.06 would be about USD 42.30. The exchange rate is just over $2 to
£1 at present.
I think US postage is more reasonable and can be checked at
http://www.usps.com/ if you know the weight of the books etc.
For instance a parcel weighing 1lb (pound) would cost $10.40 (USD) to send
first
There is no dot on USD. I gather GBP 21.06 would be USD 4.23.
When I wanted to order a book in Italy and the cost of the book was USD
20.00, I was told that it would cost me that much to mail it to me.
Brenda Paternoster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Wow, that's sounds even more
expensive than
Wow, that's sounds even more expensive than sending from UK to USA!
10 threads books with the packaging usually weighs 2.040 Kg and costs
GBP21.06 to send by airmail as printed papers, about USD423
I now look at worldwide items, but no longer buy from the US or Canada
as I recently bought four
