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Happy New Year for PLASTIC

Posted: February 5th, 2015, 7:12 am
by kulshan
I've posted nine items in all on Ebay for your perusal. Hope there is something of interest. International shipping is a pain, but I make no money on that. It's what it really costs.

Re: Happy New Year for PLASTIC

Posted: February 8th, 2015, 11:33 pm
by kulshan
My goodness! Unloading my plastic closet and there seem to be no takers. Some good stuff, or so I thought. It's all on Ebay for another day or so. Don't think it's overpriced, but any input welcome. Look up items 231470044907,221475299369,231470037510,231470026077, 231470020479, plus a couple more for good measure. Items are brand new. Horrors, could it be that the pvc and plastic scene is passé?

Re: Happy New Year for PLASTIC

Posted: February 9th, 2015, 4:35 pm
by merv
the problem is that the US postal service have killed it with the postage costs to the UK. Not your fault of course but even with a reasonable exchange rate which we currently have it makes things rather pricey

Re: Happy New Year for PLASTIC

Posted: February 9th, 2015, 5:51 pm
by Jjai
I have just bought a long yellow PVC riding slicker from thoroughbred tack sales via ebay US last week, in fact it should be here in a day or two.

I paid only $16 for the slicker (Oilskin) but had to pay the USPS shipping charge of $43 on top.

Unfortunately the lot was over $60 about £45 in last weeks rates but I had to consider whether the total price for a quality raincoat was worth it when set against the price of a coat similar on the UK or German e-bay sites.

In this instance it was and probably saved me over another £40 or so.

You can get some good deals even though postage is a pain, but if you look around it can save you money sometimes on what it may cost nearer to home.

Happy hunting.

Re: Happy New Year for PLASTIC

Posted: February 11th, 2015, 12:57 am
by kulshan
The riding slicker in question must have weighed a ton because most of the raincoats that I have shipped to the UK will cost between $15-21 US$. Not cheap, but doable. Main thing is that I have to weight it out and take it to the PO to fill out paperwork. I don't really charge for that, part of doing businessk, but a pain in the a__. Those rates amount to about double of what it is to ship within the US; maybe a little more. Thanks to those of you that bid my last lot. There are a couple left up there, and I plan to add more in the next few days.