£17 for Europe, £20 Res of the World, both tracked and signed for at delivery.mrwak wrote:What about for Europe?xenmate wrote: UK will be £7.50, Royal Mail signed for.
But yeah, our American friends are not going to be happy.
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It's a great piece, so I have no doubt it will sell. However, the price is quite high for a 2/4 colour 18x24 screen print, which will likely put off a lot of people. Personally, I may well go for the reg, though only because our postage is only £7.50!
Those prices sound spot on from my experience of mailing to US/Europe. US folk will just have to suck it up, just like we have to 90% of the time when buying prints. £20 is around $30ish which is what it costs most times to ship from US to UK.
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Fattyramone
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I'm with Jasper on this one , whilst we are all used to paying what we do to import stuff from the 4 corners of the world the Yanks unfortunately are not.
And whilst it may garner a smug smile of satisfaction knowing the boot is on the other foot for once it won't help if because of that it puts enough of them off buying for it not to sell out.
And whilst it may garner a smug smile of satisfaction knowing the boot is on the other foot for once it won't help if because of that it puts enough of them off buying for it not to sell out.
On the other hand one would hope that the availability of prints at non-import prices may encourage more UK peeps to get involved. I know the price is not that much lower when you factor in the currency conversion but the hassle you save yourself is pretty damn big.Fattyramone wrote:I'm with Jasper on this one , whilst we are all used to paying what we do to import stuff from the 4 corners of the world the Yanks unfortunately are not.
And whilst it may garner a smug smile of satisfaction knowing the boot is on the other foot for once it won't help if because of that it puts enough of them off buying for it not to sell out.
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You'll have no arguments from me about any of your pricing structures and I really do wish you all the best , I'm just playing devils advocate in regards with the majority (hopefully minority?) of the Americans shying away from it because of the perceived high sounding costs.
Listen to you blokes! 
$50 to get something shipped here.
I agree though, the Yanks get it good with shipping prices and of course delivery time. No matter how many prints I buy, the two week wait doesn't get any better.
$50 to get something shipped here.
I agree though, the Yanks get it good with shipping prices and of course delivery time. No matter how many prints I buy, the two week wait doesn't get any better.
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WOTTAGUNN .....have a chat with Jasper (on this page here) in regards what we talking about on your Aussie thread this morning ...
He's the one that organised it all .
He's the one that organised it all .
Quick question chaps. What do you understand by 2pm GMT? Same as 2pm UK time or 1pm UK time?
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I would assume 2pm UK time… is it not the same?
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Apparently not, GMT is 13:32 right now.dearmrecho wrote:I would assume 2pm UK time… is it not the same?