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Join Date: May 2008
Posts: 41
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Hi guys
This is a question mainly for people in the US, how much is it really to send a snowboard internationally over to say Australia? By looking on ebay and other online stores it looks like the prices vary.. some say $150 others say $70, are these rates exclusive to businesses only? are they different for normal consumers like us? Please share your thoughts and experience.... |
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Long Beach, CA
Posts: 841
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im not really sure, but most places ship that stuff for free within the states, however im guessing that is not the case for international shipping. I wouldn't doubt a $70 price but maybe the 150 i don't know for sure but since board are kinda large it could be that much
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A lot. Online calculators won't give you the real price. Since snowboards are long, they jack up the shipping rates considerably. It cost me about $230 USD to have my board sent over here from the US. (Before you call me a moron, it still worked out cheaper than buying a board of similar quality over here.)
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