Shipping Packs Internationally?
#3
Tech Elite
iTrader: (9)
Batteries aren;t hazardise but some counrties won;t allow them to be shipped into them, It may be the country not the carrier, I worked as a Mail man in the Navy. There are so many rules for international shipping it is sick. I would agree go to another carrier. That should work, I would go onto USPS's website and see if you can ship batteries to that country.
Here: http://pe.usps.gov/text/imm/immc1_toc.html
look up the county you are shipping to and see there restictions.
Hope this helps,
Stephen <><
Here: http://pe.usps.gov/text/imm/immc1_toc.html
look up the county you are shipping to and see there restictions.
Hope this helps,
Stephen <><
#4
Company Representative
iTrader: (14)
Yes, depends on the country....
Also: USPS is VERY strange about that.....
I was in line one time listening to a guy argue that an empty collectable zippo lighter poses no risk....
They stood by it and said it did and wouldn't ship it...
Also, a lot of it has to do with the person at the USPS desk....
Some are not the friendliest<sp> people and have thier own rules they like to follow somewhat.
Also, maybe label it as as "DRY CELLS"
not a battery.
A battery is made up of more than one cell, if they are not connected, it's not a battery....
But, several cells!
Also: USPS is VERY strange about that.....
I was in line one time listening to a guy argue that an empty collectable zippo lighter poses no risk....
They stood by it and said it did and wouldn't ship it...
Also, a lot of it has to do with the person at the USPS desk....
Some are not the friendliest<sp> people and have thier own rules they like to follow somewhat.
Also, maybe label it as as "DRY CELLS"
not a battery.
A battery is made up of more than one cell, if they are not connected, it's not a battery....
But, several cells!