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- Thread starter mpieniaz
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don't go cheap. if you go cheap, he may end up with a big tax bill.
- use USPS Global Priority Mail.
- make sure you include his full address as well as yours. Canada now requires a return address or they may (and likely will) return it.
keep in mind that he will have to pay duty (up to 200%) if you send him cigars. i have had guys send me other stuff and those don't get charged duty.
- use USPS Global Priority Mail.
- make sure you include his full address as well as yours. Canada now requires a return address or they may (and likely will) return it.
keep in mind that he will have to pay duty (up to 200%) if you send him cigars. i have had guys send me other stuff and those don't get charged duty.
I have sent many very good books to Canada. They seem to like to burn them there. :thumbsup:
Electric Sheep
Dsicle - BoM Dec 06
I've never sent cigars to Canada...I have however sent many "hand-made collectibles/gifts" before via USPS Priority Mail International Flat Rate Box (or whatever they're calling it now) and I haven't had any problems or returns.
:scratchhe I wonder where they return it. :rofl:
And I have sent family memorbilia and photos to Canada !
"keep in mind that he will have to pay duty (up to 200%
if you send him cigars. i have had guys send me other stuff and those don't get charged duty."
Might be cheaper to drive to Canada and back.
I've sent a lot of Photo albums to Canada via USPS international box with no problems.
if you send him cigars. i have had guys send me other stuff and those don't get charged duty."Might be cheaper to drive to Canada and back.
I've sent a lot of Photo albums to Canada via USPS international box with no problems.