Hi. I'm looking to buy some items from Canada to New Zealand, and when
inputting my credit card it has eBay's exchange rate of $1 NZD to
$0.81002 CAD. If I go to xe.com their rate is $0.846790 CAD. I can't see
any other options to do things externall...
I've written up a listing for a high value item starting at $50k USD.
The item is currently located in Melbourne, Australia and the preference
is that the buyer will fly over to pick it up manually. From what I can
see with ebay is that if it sells h...
Hi I've just listed 12 items that I'm looking to offer worldwide for
bidders. I was having issues with the shipping options only allowing
USPS or UPS but I'll be looking to use our local carrier NZ Post. I
emailed ebay and they said just do freight s...
In my second paragraph I ask about setting Wise up with the original
currency that the item is being sold in, would it still convert to NZD
for me even if I have money in a CAD wallet?
Yea you’re right about not agreeing with their valuation. I had one
offer $600. I could walk into any Games Workshop retail store in the
world and immediately sell it for more than that. Not too concerned
about commission as we see it as a necessary ...
Yup so I called DHL today and got a rough quote. If I were to send an
item of the size (it’s in a Pelican 1020 Micro Case), it would cost over
$2000 for shipping cover to send it to the US. At that point a return
flight and not having it leave my (or...
Thank you for taking the time to reply and reaffirming the MBG and the
heavy risks it would hold for going about it this way.Just for sake of
clarity and in case you're interested. I'm in Wellington NZ. My closest
friend who I've known almost my enti...
I mean sure the person who would be interested in buying it might well
live in Melbourne or at least Australia, but I think limiting a one-off
item to one country (or 2 considering NZ) wouldn't really do the seller
justice. It would be listed as an a...
