Subject	3rded (n/m)
Posted by	CRAZZEPETE. on February 12, 2007 at 9:35 AM
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In Reply To	true, but I have also had shipping disputes with couriers posted by vorpalZ on February 11, 2007 at 10:56 PM
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Follow Ups	NZR, Anyone know the size limits for US to Canada for USPS - spddracer 21:41:46 02/11/07 USPS wouldn't ship a SpecialtyZ catback to Canada for me - ZEngineer 21:44:41 02/11/07 You have to have a fed-ex account to ship to canada - spddracer 21:51:36 02/11/07 do it greyhound they are cheap but box and take it to local - Nis300owner 21:57:57 02/11/07 don't think they cross into canadia (n/m) - Guapo 22:00:06 02/11/07 indeed, they don't. I've called them about a wing before (n/m) - ZEngineer 22:18:45 02/11/07 Canada is max 108 inches for length and girth - Slow3z 22:08:03 02/11/07 TY Thats hte one I wanted :) Too Big !! Delete at will (n/m) - spddracer 22:20:10 02/11/07 Pretty much all couriers ship to Canadia regardless of size - vorpalZ 22:37:40 02/11/07 no, not regardless of size. There are definite size - Guapo 22:42:43 02/11/07 true, but I have also had shipping disputes with couriers - vorpalZ 22:56:44 02/11/07 Ok. Still, I won't tell you how to tune a piano :) (n/m) - Guapo 23:05:06 02/11/07 that has been my experience with USPS as well - ZEngineer 09:26:31 02/12/07 I understand the appeal of receiving via USPS for - Guapo 09:44:26 02/12/07 the only bad experiences I've had with shipping is with the - CRAZZEPETE. 09:54:31 02/12/07 I've shipped enough to have good and bad experiences - Guapo 10:02:32 02/12/07 does the carrier's insurance usually pay up - ZEngineer 10:28:44 02/12/07 They always pay up as long as it was properly packed and - Guapo 11:05:35 02/12/07 depends who you talk to in the claims dept. - vorpalZ 14:06:55 02/12/07 Like I said, if your paperwork is correct and your item - Guapo 14:19:33 02/12/07 3rded (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 09:35:58 02/12/07
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