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Mar 7, 2009. 7:06 PMmunchman
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Yeah, I had a great idea for this contest but gave it up after I found out it was going to cost $44.00 (AUD) to ship a $10 item!
Mar 30, 2009. 3:44 PMmikeyberman
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Agreed. It sucks posting thinkgeek stuff to Australia... I was about to order a few T-shirts last year and they said shipping would be over US$60...
Mar 15, 2009. 12:18 PMexouy
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Ahhh, that's nothing... They canceled the shippings to my country (Uruguay) without telling anybody! I was happyly selecting things on they site (it wasn't my first buy) and when procedded to checkout shipping wasn't available, I can't find my country!. After contacting them they told me that there was a high return rate from my country due to customs rates. Thats unfair, i know about my country expensive customs and was willing to pay them!!! I can no longer buy stuff that i love and can't find in my country :( So you who can buy don't complain :)
Mar 14, 2009. 10:49 PMdigitalbrad
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true dat. don't see why having a stack of express envelopes sitting there and then having someone stuff a t-shirt into one would be that much. I just stick to looking at the website and not falling in love with anything.
Mar 1, 2009. 4:34 PMmman1506 (author)
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yup. i noticed at the source at canada the sell some thingeek stuff like usb and webcame missile launcher
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