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miguet

miguet

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Don't want to risk mailing something to some "foreign" state? No need to worry. USPS priority packages are now sent in aeroplanes piloted by brave young men in closed cockpits.
 
I think it has something to do with the laws in other countries... I've not found one seller that wasn't willing to ship to Hawaii
 
miguet said:
Don't want to risk mailing something to some "foreign" state? No need to worry. USPS priority packages are now sent in aeroplanes piloted by brave young men in closed cockpits.
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:cool: Hafa adai!! It is good to hear from someone nearby. Perhaps we can get together, as we seem to have some of the same interests. i know what you mean about problems with items being sent to and from Guam. I have recently sent and received knives here (Tamuning) and have had no real problems from the Post Office. The problems I have had seem to be that no one knows that Guam and other "insular areas" exist or that we have postal service with a ZIP code and that domestic postage rates apply.

Perhaps we could have contact and possibly address concerns we may have. Faiaoga 671-969-0473
 
I have seen sales that excluded Alaska and Hawaii. I bet they would have excluded Guam also but they probably never heard of it.

Surprise, surprise. I bought stuff from miguet and he had no problem shipping to me!
 
I sold a knife to him after he explained that priority shipping was the same as in in the 48. It took a little longer to get there, but otherwise was no different than anything else I've sent flat rate.
 
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NeverMore1701 said:
I sold a knife to him after he explained that priority shipping was the same as in in the 48. It took a little linger to get there, but otherwise was no different than anything else I've sent flat rate.
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I had a few folks get nervous about shipping to an APO, while I was deployed, but only one person actually refused. Never had a single problem of not getting the knife either. I used to post a "Here it is" pic in the seller's thread if it was still open, that eased a lot of minds. It's actually cheaper to send a flat-rate box to an APO than a CONUS address.
 
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