shipping usa to canada - guitar pedal

[LightSoundGeometry]

I have a guy who wants to buy a meathead one knob fuzz i have but he lives in canada and i am in saint louis..how in the heck do you ship to canada?

[bloxstompboxes]

The wife, who works there, says the post office will.

[LightSoundGeometry]

just went to the official website , they have a lot of nice clones posted over there ..wow ..some really cool looking pedals

those are shipping world wide @ 90 bucks per

I heard to go to Canada was around 25 bucks or so with a tracking number

http://www.stompboxes.co.uk/

http://stompboxes.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=31

[JerS]

I am not sure what it costs to ship from the USA to Canada - but from Canada to the USA is usually about $15 with tracking (I ship them all the time). I was under the impression that it was less expensive to ship from the USA to most parts of Canada.

[digi2t]

I'm in Canada, and ship to the US often. I also get lots shipped to me from the US as well. Best bet to Canada is USPS parcel, with a tracking number. Stick the pedal (or similar pedal) in the box along with whatever stuffing you're going to use. Measure your box dimensions, and use a small kitchen scale to weight it. Then go to the USPS website, and price out the options.

[LightSoundGeometry]

hey, thanks for the replies. I accepted 55 dollars total - going to Regina SK from saint loo. I need the experience, not that I sell a lot or anything, but I sell one or two pedals a month here and there; and it would be nice to able to do business with the great north. I am hoping it runs me no more than 25 bucks ..I hope to at least get my money back in the parts! 

[deadastronaut]

its still on its way then....

[Mark Hammer]

Make absolutely sure that your package will NOT be subject to "brokerage fees".

Some parcel-delivery services will essentially opt for a broker to pay any duty owing in Canada on the receipient's behalf.  The broker then charges a fee for doing so, which can be in the neighbourhood of $25 sometimes.

A VERY annoying fly in the ointment.