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70 Items on Ebay - Kiton, Borrelli, T&A, Brioni, Corneliani, Canali, RLPL, etc

post #1 of 9
11/12/07 at 2:43am
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Here is a link to my auctions.

I have 70 items listed right now. Some might not be showing up, as sometimes it takes a few hours after they are listed for whatever reason.

http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZtopshelfapparel
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post #2 of 9
11/12/07 at 3:34am
I like the black background on some of the shirts. It looks a lot better than white. I need to try and make a set up like that. You do such a great job presenting your items.
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post #3 of 9
11/12/07 at 3:41am
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Thank you. The background is actually an ebony wood table which I like because you sometimes catch the grain and some of the brown tone which adds more interest than a solid black background.
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post #4 of 9
11/12/07 at 4:42am
Vman I'm interested in the Allen Edmonds dress shoes. Do you offer anything cheaper that USPS Priority Mail International to Australia?
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post #5 of 9
11/12/07 at 1:51pm
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Vman I'm interested in the Allen Edmonds dress shoes. Do you offer anything cheaper that USPS Priority Mail International to Australia?

Typically I don't do First Class Int'l because you can't track it, but I'll do it for SF members.

For the AE Ritz, First Class Int'l should be around $23.
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post #6 of 9
11/12/07 at 2:20pm
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Typically I don't do First Class Int'l because you can't track it, but I'll do it for SF members.

For the AE Ritz, First Class Int'l should be around $23.

You can track first class international, even though the postal clerks tell you that you can't. The customs form (the little green one) number can be tracked on the USPS.com site up to the point the package leaves the country. Then, for most countries, if you go on thier website, you can use the same number and track it on their system. BTW, first class international and Global Priority take the same amount of time for delivery, USPS Global just requires a bigger customs form, more money, and it's more liekly to be held up in customs, at least that has been my experience.
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post #7 of 9
11/12/07 at 2:25pm
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You can track first class international, even though the postal clerks tell you that you can't. The customs form (the little green one) number can be tracked on the USPS.com site up to the point the package leaves the country. Then, for most countries, if you go on thier website, you can use the same number and track it on their system. BTW, first class international and Global Priority take the same amount of time for delivery, USPS Global just requires a bigger customs form, more money, and it's more liekly to be held up in customs, at least that has been my experience.

The main reason I use Priority International is that you can fill out the shipping label/custom form all in one step online, print it out, slap it on a box, and drop it off at the post office.

You can't do that w/ First Class Int'l - I end up filling out all the customs forms by hand, then waiting in line at the PO for 15 minutes and finally spending even more time having all the packages rung up. Additionally, Priority Mail gives me free packaging materials, versus having to try and dig up an appropriate-sized unmarked box to send via First Class.
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post #8 of 9
11/12/07 at 2:29pm
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The main reason I use Priority International is that you can fill out the shipping label/custom form all in one step online, print it out, slap it on a box, and drop it off at the post office.

You can't do that w/ First Class Int'l - I end up filling out all the customs forms by hand, then waiting in line at the PO for 15 minutes and finally spending even more time having all the packages rung up. Additionally, Priority Mail gives me free packaging materials, versus having to try and dig up an appropriate-sized unmarked box to send via First Class.

Be careful with just dropping off Global Priority packages, you are supposed to wait and get them stamped by a clerk, even though you did it online. I used to do the same and got very lucky once as a package that was going to Japan was returned to me for not being stamped by the clerk. It took about 3 weeks for the package to make it's way back to me. There was about $1k worth of stuff in there and it could easily have been lost in the postal netherworld.
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post #9 of 9
11/15/07 at 5:37pm
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Three days left, lots of good deals available.
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