Quick question on international shipping
I haven't had to ship a trading card internationally yet. However I received a offer from someone in Italy. I add my shipping in the ask price but that's for usps ground advantage. Now this card because of the sale price will go to the authenticator first. Because it's then going internationally do I have to pay extra or will the normal usps ground advantage to the autheticator cover it all? Thanks.
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pjcdn2005
·2 years agoCards that are being sent outside of the US won't go through the Authenticity program. Since you are using the EIS they will go to the shipping hub in Illinois by whichever domestic service you have entered. Then the EIS will forward it to Italy. Which listing is it?
daddyanddomrips
OP2 years ago this was the listing. It actually was a seamless transaction. They took the counter offer there was no extra fees and it ships to a location in Illinois I believe and will be shipped to the buyer in Italy from here. Painless.
brightlightbookseller
·2 years agoYep, it's painless. And you're protected from returns, claims, etc. Just so you know what to look for, here's what the shipping box looks like if I change my country to Italy:
Note that it doesn't say it'll go to the authenticator, unlike a US sale. But it's actually safer for you, so that's great!