Quick Shipping to Canada Question

[mintacular]

Selling a few hockey cards on eBay and would like to offer this listings to Canadian buyers. The value of the collectible is under $100 and would like to send in padded parcel less than 4 oz. When I attempt to get a price quote on my cost for a first class internation parcel to Canada it wants a zip code which obviously I don't have at this point.

My question is what sorta price range should I expect to send this 3 oz parcel to Canada? Just want to be covered for my actual shipping charge. Thanks! Pat

[irv]

Originally Posted by mintacular

Selling a few hockey cards on eBay and would like to offer this listings to Canadian buyers. The value of the collectible is under $100 and would like to send in padded parcel less than 4 oz. When I attempt to get a price quote on my cost for a first class internation parcel to Canada it wants a zip code which obviously I don't have at this point.

My question is what sorta price range should I expect to send this 3 oz parcel to Canada? Just want to be covered for my actual shipping charge. Thanks! Pat

Shipping is funny, Patrick, but I do believe it costs more to ship from the U.S. north than it would be for me to ship south.

Just an FYI, ours is referred to as a Postal Code instead of a zip code.

PM sent.

[Jim65]

Originally Posted by mintacular

Selling a few hockey cards on eBay and would like to offer this listings to Canadian buyers. The value of the collectible is under $100 and would like to send in padded parcel less than 4 oz. When I attempt to get a price quote on my cost for a first class internation parcel to Canada it wants a zip code which obviously I don't have at this point.

My question is what sorta price range should I expect to send this 3 oz parcel to Canada? Just want to be covered for my actual shipping charge. Thanks! Pat

When I shipped to Canada, I use to use the Ebay calculated shipping, it shows the actual shipping to a buyer based on their location.

[CobbSpikedMe]

When I ship cards to my buddies in Canada I always use a pwe to save on shipping and because I have been told by my PO that a puffy needs custom forms filled out while a pwe does not. If it's not a super expensive card and the buyer is ok with it I would send in pwe all day long. Just a thought.