Private shipping companies make money off brokerage for clearing packages for you. Basically they are paying customs/duties up front to clear your package and you are paying them to save yourself the trip and hassle of clearing it yourself.
Hey man, appreciate the advice. I try to avoid DHL/UPS/FedEx like the plague but in this case I had no recourse as the seller was adamant that he would not compromise his business to use local post or even mark it at a lower value. Been in this game for a while shipping those Countdown Packs to the border and picking em up back in the day.
Ya I'm gonna check it out for sure
Sears tower, aquarium, and river cruise.
It's not the same. Having grown up on this system, just looking at the ads brings back a ton of nostalgia.
Oh of course, I grew up on the Genesis and then the N64. I'd definitely cop as well if they were made available, but I wouldn't bother if supply does not meet demand like this.
Ah yeah, just looked it up. It's a shame! Maybe you could just get it imported lol.My childhood is the Japanese version - FAMICOM -- too bad it's Japan exclusive retro
I guess you have to track the SEGA GENESIS that's being retroed in Brazil
Lol, I still remember the day when I traded in my N64 for like a dollar or something like that to EB Games. I offered it to everybody I knew for the longest time, but everybody kept saying no, they didn't want it. Then after I told them I traded it in for that price they're like why didn't you tell me you were selling it
They already retroed the Sega Genesis Classic, comes with 80 built-in games. I picked one up last year, just don't remember where. Sega had licensed it to some Chinese company so there was $0 marketing involved and got pretty much no press. Nintendo obviously spent money on marketing the NES classic Here's a US link to the console:
In terms of pure comfort, Ultra Boosts might actually be the most comfortable pair of shoes on the planet that aren't lined with fur. Even pureboosts if you don't want to spend over $210 for a casual shoe. Most people go from having 0 pairs to 5-6 pairs of Boost shoes within a year. I legitimately have bought 13 pairs of different boost shoes in the last year and a bit. Pure Boost, Pure Boost ZG Primeknit, 3 pairs of Ultra Boosts, 5 pairs of basketball shoes with ultra boost and 5 pairs of NMDs. The NMDs are actually the least comfortable of the bunch. It's not as bouncy. It's like going from a 360 zoom to air max (pure/ultra boost to NMD).
Sorry for the noob question but what is S/O?
Means starting offer, I just found it odd this guy got not one but three pairs from ndca
Got a 20% code for Nike canada expiring tomorrow. Anyone want it?
Oh okay thanks, and yes apparently the ones who were able to get through were able to repeatedly get through on Nike Canada, while the rest of us sat there trying to add one to our carts.
