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low range off road

Post by andyrew » Thu Jan 07, 2016 10:13 am

Hey dudes

I know a few people here have ordered from them.

Can i ask how you placed your order? Via email or did you use the site? I ask because the site doesnt allow you to continue untill
You selct a state. I dropped a sale guy an email but have yet to recieve a reply. I did recieve a "you left this behind" shopping cart
Email?
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Re: low range off road

Post by Martin86 » Thu Jan 07, 2016 10:48 am

Ive been thinking of ordering from them. You'll have to wait for a email back I reckon, might be abit slow due to the time over there.

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Re: low range off road

Post by Jordi » Thu Jan 07, 2016 11:22 am

Did it all on line. Have done a few times Andy. Always spot on.
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Post by andyrew » Thu Jan 07, 2016 12:22 pm

Jordi


Did you just select any random state?

I was going to just pick the state thats the same as
The deliver adress. Im sending it to out franchise guy to save
On import and postage. :doublethumbs:
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Re: low range off road

Post by trotter » Thu Jan 07, 2016 5:46 pm

I rang them at 1st but couldn't deal with the terrible phone line and comedy time delay. So emailed them and said what i wanted and they sent me a invoice. This was 3-4years ago mind and i imagine the website will work just fine now, as for selecting state not sure??

They guy i dealt with said for international orders it was better to contact via phone/email so they can discuss best way to ship etc.. Splitting goods among several packages due to weight so it comes under flat rate shipping rather than heavy weight or large sizes.

Also bear in mind they'l be some sort of import duty to pay before customs will release package unless your lucky and it slips through the cracks.
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Re: low range off road

Post by trotter » Thu Jan 07, 2016 5:48 pm

Just saw your last post of sending it to domestic usa 1st, yea i imagine just select the state of the postal address..
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Re: low range off road

Post by Jordi » Thu Jan 07, 2016 8:10 pm

If your sending it somewhere in the US just put the full address in.

I think when i ordered for the UK when you select UK in country i put the county in the state / province box.
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Re: low range off road

Post by Anton » Fri Jan 08, 2016 12:27 am

Do they still have an ebay shop?

Ebay now have international shipping centres that amalgamate parcels into shipping containers, ship to the ebay shipping centre in the receiving country, where the centre passes the package on to the local postal service. It makes shipping stuff from the US *vastly* cheaper.

For the longest time, it's how stuff has been shipped from China for pennies. Ebay has copied the idea, and now they have shipping centres all over the world.

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Re: low range off road

Post by twiss » Fri Jan 08, 2016 1:09 am

Might be worth trying something like myus.com...
120 quid to ship 10kg from the US to the UK + 10$ sign up fee
40 quid for 1kg
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Re: low range off road

Post by ScottieJ » Fri Jan 08, 2016 1:19 am

twiss wrote:Might be worth trying something like myus.com...
120 quid to ship 10kg from the US to the UK + 10$ sign up fee
40 quid for 1kg
That seems more expensive than whoever low range use, I'll check the invoice at work. Pretty sure I can ship a lot more than 10kg to the US for £120 with DHL :shock:
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