Looking for your input on brokerage fees.

[snarkys]

Originally Posted by michika

When would you be looking to implement these changes, if you feel they will work out for you? I would love to take advantage of #2 of it comes about.

If a significant amount of Canadian customers express their needs would be better served by option two I think we could have this up and running within a week of deciding to do so.

We have a weekly meeting on these type of things every Tuesday . We will probably evaluate the responses made on this thread and well as other avenues to make a decision one way or the other.

[michika]

That is very quick! Most of what attracts me as a customer to your business is your abundance of drygoods, and the quantities that aren't available here. Not to mention that your prices are better on certain goods as well. However as it stands right now the $200 limit makes it hard to order everything I'd want. I really do hope you make those changes and go with #2. Good luck!

[BigA]

I think option 2 would be the way to go. A newbie question here now. What is this for? Obviously an online store or retailer, but which one?

[littlesilvermax]

I like option #2 best.

[Delphinus]

Wow, is there really even a downside to option #2? Waiting a few extra days (if need be) is nothing. My vote is cast..

[Reefer Rob]

Is this a trick question? Shipments to Canada are delayed at customs anyway, so a few extra days to save some fees is no big deal. Two thumbs up for option 2.

[Karen Marlin]

option # 2 for sure....you just never know what the extra fees will be when receiving parcels from USA...

[muck]

#2 sounds like a great program. If you are short on patience and can't wait a few days extra you are in the wrong hobby anyways..

[mark]

Option 2.

[snarkys]

all orders : )

I am working on fixing the taxes and such on our site and it should be ready .