Help!!!! Should I ship to Taiwan

[Manram]

Ok guys, thanks so much for the help, it was very useful. I think I'll go ahead and tell him I'll ship to him. thanks again

[bigtruck260]

I shipped a Japanese player's bat to Japan, and it was a terrific deal. I got more than I wanted - he got the bat in a week. IF they pay you, and you want to sell it...go for it.

[Sincityson]

I've shipped to Taiwan twice before and have never had any problems. Regular airmail only took about a week.

[Manram]

Do you think I should use UPS or USPS? thanks, Ricardo

[Texans]

Just make sure you have a tracking number. If for some reason the buyer said he never got the item, Paypal will take the money out of your account. This has happen to me a couple of times when I shipped some baseball cards.

Jojo

[Manram]

Ha didn't sign out again, anyway, ok I think I feel a lot better about this,but would you guys say UPS or USPS?

[David]

I ship a fair amount internationally, mostly Western Europe, and have had little to troubles. Checking their feedback and what they buy and sell, you can get a strong idea if they are legitimate. The guy I sold the baseball press pin to in Taiwan had a good feedback ad his history showed that he bought and sold baseball memorabilia.

[David]

Another thng, with certain items you can half-expect international bidding. I put up on eBay a 1960 England World Cup soccer uniform (jersey, shorts, shoes) worn in a movie. I would have been dim to have been shocked to find out the winning bid came from England.

I remember a Canadian hockey card collector saying the dumbest thing he saw was American sellers of Canadian hockey cards who block Canadians from bidding.