Dear Jane Christmas Block Swap - Closed
#2532
I don't mind waiting a bit longer either. I hope they turn up. Every time I start worrying that something is taking longer than it should in the mail, it seems to wait till I start to sweat and panic just a wee bit then it arrives. Hopefully this is the same!
Can I ask a favour though, can we keep in mind that it takes a lot longer for the mail to get down here, especially as it gets closer to christmas. One week delay for you guys could mean two weeks for me. :-)
Can I ask a favour though, can we keep in mind that it takes a lot longer for the mail to get down here, especially as it gets closer to christmas. One week delay for you guys could mean two weeks for me. :-)
#2533
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How many get tracking/confirmation of delivery with your mailings?
I think it costs $0.80 extra for USA to USA deliveries.
I just wrote to a Canadian, and she said not to panic until four weeks after mailing!
I think it costs $0.80 extra for USA to USA deliveries.
I just wrote to a Canadian, and she said not to panic until four weeks after mailing!
#2534
Originally Posted by bearisgray
How many get tracking/confirmation of delivery with your mailings?
I think it costs $0.80 extra for USA to USA deliveries.
I just wrote to a Canadian, and she said not to panic until four weeks after mailing!
I think it costs $0.80 extra for USA to USA deliveries.
I just wrote to a Canadian, and she said not to panic until four weeks after mailing!
#2535
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I almost always get one when I send something - seems fairly accurate - I'm not so sure how well it works when it crosses national boundaries.
I bought a necklace on e-bay from someone in Italy. The seller said he(?) couldn't insure it - it really didn't take all that long for it to get here -
I bought a necklace on e-bay from someone in Italy. The seller said he(?) couldn't insure it - it really didn't take all that long for it to get here -
#2536
Originally Posted by bearisgray
I almost always get one when I send something - seems fairly accurate - I'm not so sure how well it works when it crosses national boundaries.
I bought a necklace on e-bay from someone in Italy. The seller said he(?) couldn't insure it - it really didn't take all that long for it to get here -
I bought a necklace on e-bay from someone in Italy. The seller said he(?) couldn't insure it - it really didn't take all that long for it to get here -
I would sign up for a lot more swaps if our postage was less expensive!
Jan
#2537
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Doing a swap does add up - the initial cost of the fabrics, and the postage going both ways - plus having to take the stuff to the post office to have it weighed -
the flat rate envelopes are nice, but sometimes I can't get everything stuffed into one - or I can send it first class for less.
the flat rate envelopes are nice, but sometimes I can't get everything stuffed into one - or I can send it first class for less.
#2538
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I've noticed in several of the swaps that mail to and from kgoodhand does take a little longer. The good news is that it does eventually get there or to whereever it is going! Its ALWAYS worth the wait too...so I agree, Klue...wait...!
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