Buddha Smoker
Finally Enlighted One
- 8 Dec 2003
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Hooray for Lina. I might just get one myself.
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Buddha Smoker
Finally Enlighted One
- 8 Dec 2003
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jeisan said:
Maybe after the packings....then it will. Just kidding.
Lina Inverse
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- 29 Apr 2004
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Well, the official German postal service (they call themselves DHL now) is fricken expensive when it comes to national deliveries... once I had to send a little packet to Austria which is nearby, packet was also well within that 1kg border, and they charged me 16竄ｬ for it!!!jeisan said:
:auch: Can you believe it!?Guess it would be better make a collective order. As you said, one t-shirt certainly doesn't weigh 1kg, so you could order several together and share the shipping costs.
Buddha Smoker
Finally Enlighted One
- 8 Dec 2003
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Lina Inverse said:Well, the official German postal service (they call themselves DHL now) is fricken expensive when it comes to national deliveries... once I had to send a little packet to Austria which is nearby, packet was also well within that 1kg border, and they charged me 16竄ｬ for it!!!
Guess it would be better make a collective order. As you said, one t-shirt certainly doesn't weigh 1kg, so you could order several together and share the shipping costs.
Either way it's expensive.
Hi,
may I add some information about shipping costs out of germany?
As Lina told you, shipping to a country other than Germany is expensive. This applies to all shippings where insurance and air-mail is needed. But small items like a t-shirt can be shipped as letter in most cases.
A normal t-shirt weighs around 200 gr - ready to ship the whole thing would come out to 500 - 700 gr. This could be send as "Brief" or "MaxiBrief" (letter or maxiletter), costs are around 6,- to 10,- Euro.
I don't know how the transport to japan is organized without using a plane. Maybe the t-shirt first takes a long ride on the TransSib to Wladiwostok. .... ;-)
may I add some information about shipping costs out of germany?
As Lina told you, shipping to a country other than Germany is expensive. This applies to all shippings where insurance and air-mail is needed. But small items like a t-shirt can be shipped as letter in most cases.
A normal t-shirt weighs around 200 gr - ready to ship the whole thing would come out to 500 - 700 gr. This could be send as "Brief" or "MaxiBrief" (letter or maxiletter), costs are around 6,- to 10,- Euro.
I don't know how the transport to japan is organized without using a plane. Maybe the t-shirt first takes a long ride on the TransSib to Wladiwostok. .... ;-)
