Shipping to canada

Sumas, WA. I've used them a couple times with no issues. It's a pretty sweet service. Haven't done it with detailing supplies, but have ordered a bunch of gear and used them (skis, bindings, packs, etc).

The nice thing about USPS is you only get dinged with duty and tax every once in a while. Still way cheaper than the highway robbery that is UPS/Fedex

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Fat Mike said:
Sumas, WA. I've used them a couple times with no issues. It's a pretty sweet service. Haven't done it with detailing supplies, but have ordered a bunch of gear and used them (skis, bindings, packs, etc).

The nice thing about USPS is you only get dinged with duty and tax every once in a while. Still way cheaper than the highway robbery that is UPS/Fedex

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Thanx , appreciated .

A great place for BC people .

True UPS/FedEx could be hell some times with Customs fees .
 
Remember they do package forwarding, so it doesn't matter where you live. I use them for shipments to Calgary, but have some friend in Ontario that have used them as well. Just may have to wait a little longer if you're further away.
 
Ah ok thanx , How are the Shipping/Customs fees then , I mean the %age .

Will check their site .
 
For the folks in Southwestern Ontario area. Use Blue Water Ferry services for a US address.. Great way to get US items at much cheaper shipping rate.
 
Wow , we ll have some different addresses now , thanx LaSHOOOOOSH !
 
just so everyone knows. It made er to montreal today so i shuold have it in another day or 2. Just in time for the canada day long weekend which means i'll be busy :)
 
Nice! Glad it's working out. Pkg Express charges a couple bucks ontop of USPS/Canada post. If you get hit, it's still cheap. The most I've ever paid was $8 plus GST on delivery, but its hit or miss as to whether Canada Post even charges you or not.

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