On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 09:14:15 +0200 (CEST), Jan-Erik Soderholm <obf> wrote:
> Mike Hord wrote :
> 
> > I don't normally ship outside the US, but for PICListers I'd be
> > willing to try to make an exception (although you may need to help me,
> > as I've never done that before and don't know what fees or whatnot
> > may be involved).
> 
> He he :-)
> 
> It's nothing personal, Mike, but...

Jan-Erik, I don't know if you were aware of this, but the phrase "It's
nothing personal" is usually reserved for saying something that the
receiving party might find offensive.  If you were concerned that the
content of your response might be offensive, thanks, but let me
assure you that I found it to be anything but!  It was very informative,
extremely well-written and quite polite in character.

> I've help a lot of US sellers on eBay with the shipping
> of stuff I wanted to Sweden. Most are absolutly thrilled
> when they understand how easy it is. :-)

I am!  I was concerned about taxes and duties and such.  But I'm
not running a business here, just off-loading some clutter.

> And besides, the fact that yur are "willing to try", is far better
> then many on eBay :-)

No one ever got anything worth doing done by not being willing
to try something new.  I didn't put it on the listing, though, because
I'd rather learn about selling overseas with people on the PICList
who, whether right or not, I inherently trust a little more than the
general public.

Mike H.

PS- In case I didn't state it well enough above, thanks for the info!
Very helpful little treasure trove of data I otherwise wouldn't have
had!
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