Peugeot Re: Buying from UK Sources from the USA- Advise Needed

From: DGArgue@aol.com
Date: Mon 25 Feb 2002 - 03:29:29 EST

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    In a message dated 25/02/2002 04:21:39 GMT Standard Time,
    jwcool404@excite.com writes:

    << I would like to purchase some Auto Parts items from a company in
     UK, and I am in USA.... Is there a secure way to do this either by
     an international Money order- or Visa card (perhaps an international
     fee added)???
     
       Last time I checked with this type of ordering-- a so called
     International money order had a 30% fee involved-- but I can no
     longer wait for these parts, as I must get these cars rolling,, and
     UK parts sources are the answer for me....
     
         But I am confused about the cheapest way to pay for these needed
     parts... since this is the first time for me to do this---
       
      Any advise would be appreciated...... Easy and Cheap
     
      Thanks-- Joe Wagner in Cincinnati Ohio- USA
    >>

    We Brits live on an island and exporting is something we do every day.

    I produce videos and also breed gundogs. I have shipped the dogs to over 27
    countries worldwide over the last 30 years or so and have never experienced
    any major problems. I didn't do a count for the videos but losses have
    probably been a fraction of one per cent..

    We will accept money in most forms you care to send it to us and we depend on
    our good reputation for honesty to continue this export trade. For
    simplicity, speed, and ease, I'd recommend payment by credit card. Most
    companies except the smallest will accept all the major credit cards,
    including Amex. I am a one man band and accept payment by credit card.

    You could also do a bank transfer but in my experience the banks always add
    their fee, sometimes at both ends. You could also purchase a bank draft in
    sterling. Or if the amount is large and you feel there is a risk, pay by
    Letter of Credit (very expensive). Why don't you call the company and ask
    which method they prefer? For small items, I'd use regular mail. You could
    also use a carrier, say DHL, but my recent experiences with Securicor were
    disastrous (never again!). Can't say I have had any major problems shipping
    by British Airways World Cargo over the last 25 years.

    If you want to give a few more details, I'd be pleased to help if I can.

    Derry Argue
    Scotland, UK

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