Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has any Italian issues they'd like to sell. I've been buying on ebay, but the shipping costs from Europe are killing me. I'm pretty much interested in anything, but I really like the Classici and Grandi Classici publications. Of course, Topolino, Paperino and Zio Paperone are also great.
If anyone wants to contact me via email, you can reach me at joxer96 (at) hotmail.com
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Topic: WTB: Italian Comics
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Joxer96
WTB: Italian Comics
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2007-11-05 at 18:55:23
Robb_K
WTB: Italian Comics
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2007-11-05 at 20:22:44
Quote from user: Joxer96Hi all,
Just wondering if anyone has any Italian issues they'd like to sell. I've been buying on ebay, but the shipping costs from Europe are killing me. I'm pretty much interested in anything, but I really like the Classici and Grandi Classici publications. Of course, Topolino, Paperino and Zio Paperone are also great.
If anyone wants to contact me via email, you can reach me at joxer96 (at) hotmail.com
I'm back in USA once again. And, I don't have any extra Italian issues, but I do have hundreds of Danish weeklies that I have to get rid of, as I'll be moving and have no place to store them. I also have a few hundred duplicate Dutch weeklies and Mickey Maandblad (monthlies), also a few extra Winterboeken and Vacantieboeken. But shipping costs are higher now that book rate no longer applies, and I think there is no more surface mail rates (slow 2nd class) in USA? Can someone please tell me if there is a low-cost way to ship heavy comic book packages domestically in USA?
Just wondering if anyone has any Italian issues they'd like to sell. I've been buying on ebay, but the shipping costs from Europe are killing me. I'm pretty much interested in anything, but I really like the Classici and Grandi Classici publications. Of course, Topolino, Paperino and Zio Paperone are also great.
If anyone wants to contact me via email, you can reach me at joxer96 (at) hotmail.com
I'm back in USA once again. And, I don't have any extra Italian issues, but I do have hundreds of Danish weeklies that I have to get rid of, as I'll be moving and have no place to store them. I also have a few hundred duplicate Dutch weeklies and Mickey Maandblad (monthlies), also a few extra Winterboeken and Vacantieboeken. But shipping costs are higher now that book rate no longer applies, and I think there is no more surface mail rates (slow 2nd class) in USA? Can someone please tell me if there is a low-cost way to ship heavy comic book packages domestically in USA?
Joxer96
WTB: Italian Comics
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2007-11-05 at 21:04:00
I believe Media Mail is the most inexpensive way to ship within the U.S.A. I could be wrong though. Your best bet is to go to the post office website and check out the different options available.
Joxer96
WTB: Italian Comics
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2007-11-05 at 23:05:20
Can't say I blame you, Roger. Mine aren't going anywhere either. : )
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