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geekhack Marketplace => Classifieds => Topic started by: Sniping on Sun, 08 December 2013, 00:05:05
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Hey guys, trying to gather up a bit of cash here, this is what I have for sale. Shipping/fees not included
I don't have the means to test the boards but both should work completely fine.
Chicony 5181 Monterey Blue Alps-Good condition SOLD
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Apple Extended Keyboard II with dampened cream alps, no cable included, some yellowing as pictured but condition is fine beyond that. SOLD
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Hardcore White Topre CC SOLD
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Hope this doesn't count as a premature bump but I added two boards, just trying to make way for other keyboards!
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PMed
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PMed
Replied. International shipping price though >_>
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International shipping price though >_>
I don't know what price was quoted, but international shipping from the US is $78 in a flat rate game board box, $54 to Canada.
There are some alternatives, but they are quite cumbersome. Far too much effort for a seller who is only making a few tens of dollars anyway.
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International shipping price though >_>
I don't know what price was quoted, but international shipping from the US is $78 in a flat rate game board box, $54 to Canada.
There are some alternatives, but they are quite cumbersome. Far too much effort for a seller who is only making a few tens of dollars anyway.
Depending on weight it can be shipped for less. I recently sent Model M and a pure aluminum plate in the same box (it was ~6.5 lbs) to the UK for ~$60 and I believe there was a few dollars cheaper option but I went with the quicker method.
And I used a USPS game board box however I printed my own label at home and did not use the flat rate option.
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PM sent. Thanks.
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And I used a USPS game board box however I printed my own label at home and did not use the flat rate option.
I have been told multiple times that if a flat rate box is used, flat rate must be paid.
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And I used a USPS game board box however I printed my own label at home and did not use the flat rate option.
I have been told multiple times that if a flat rate box is used, flat rate must be paid.
Dunno....it worked for me but I guess YMMV.....I only used it because it can be hard to find a suitable box that some of the larger keyboards actually fit in.
Sort of like the small priority boxes being sent first class....they seem to be cracking down on those also.
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And I used a USPS game board box however I printed my own label at home and did not use the flat rate option.
I have been told multiple times that if a flat rate box is used, flat rate must be paid.
Dunno....it worked for me but I guess YMMV.....I only used it because it can be hard to find a suitable box that some of the larger keyboards actually fit in.
Sort of like the small priority boxes being sent first class....they seem to be cracking down on those also.
I thought it was that expensive too but sneaky postal service only shows the price for their 3-5 day international shipping. First class is slower but much cheaper! Both boards are heading out to Indonesia, shipping is in the $30-$40 price range, not TOO bad. $39 at post office for a 4 pound package (AEKII weight).
That being said, the two boards and clack are sold!
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First class is slower but much cheaper!
It was explained to me that first class will not apply above a certain threshold that is well below what it takes to ship a keyboard, something like less than 13 ounces and less than 3/4" thick.
The US Post Office website is horrible and inscrutable, I always ask the people who work there.