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December 7th, 2023, 09:01 AM
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We use CBI Warehouse in Niagara Falls NY https://www.cbiusa.com/ Check their website..... It saves the cost of international shipping fees, and UPS or Fed Ex crazed custom charges of a flat rate $25-or 35 ..... However , some USA companies are or will not accept Canadian credit cards, and particularly when you use a different ship to address than that stated on the credit card... If your a frequent buyer talk to your bank about the credit card issue... CANADA customs are fair and reasonable, declare the items you have purchased, pay the GST if pulled over; you would have paid it here if you had it shipped to Canada. As one posting stated the USA border patrol do inspect vehicles leaving the USA that are suspect of carrying anything firearms related. Scopes, ammunition, are prime. Some distributors have a thing about shipping GARMIN product to Canada too! If you travel with a firearm to the USA your permit to travel with it will ask you to submit the amount , manufacture and gauge. You can purchase ammo in the states as long as it is the same as stated on your permit if you intend to return to Canada with it. The Canadian Customs give squat about what brand, but the USA border patrol are particular. Up to $20,000 fine and 6 years if convicted. PS make sure you travel over with a near empty gas tank - gas is at least 25% cheaper with not energy tax added.
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December 7th, 2023 09:01 AM
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December 7th, 2023, 10:56 AM
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https://www.usaddressinc.com/
I’ve been using this outfit for many years. You will have to cross and pick your stuff up. I have heard that there are US freight forwarders that will mail on to you, but have no experience as I’ve been steelhead fishing in the states for many many years and always crossed to pick up. I just schedule a pick up around a fishing trip! US address has been reliable for ages! As the other fella mentioned, be careful about buying ITAR controlled items. Odds are good you won’t get checked, but you could!
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December 9th, 2023, 06:50 AM
#13
Awesome replies guys-appreciate it.
I have zero intention to buy anything "not to the liking of the local law".
I am into this TrueTimber winter clothing............hope it will be good stuff for the"pain and suffering".
If things work out-i may(not sure yet) order some other"not doubtful"items too.
Cheer and thanx again
GBK
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December 10th, 2023, 09:36 AM
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I don’t know where you’re located and I haven’t used the service myself, but i notice there are amazon pickup boxes at locations near the niagara falls ny borders. One is particular is at the delta on miltary and porter packard.
Wrt canadian credit cards, when asked to enter your zip code, only use the numbers followed by 2 zero’s.
So, if your postal code is l2n 6b6, key in 26600 for a zip code. Also works at all US gas pumps
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March 11th, 2024, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by
Marker
Years ago I used a guy in Niagara Falls (US side) who maintained a warehouse that stored items for pickup, I dont recall his name but here is a link to another warehouse I found doing a quick internet search that seems to do the same thing:
https://shiptotheborder.com/new-york...-niagara-falls
I would ship products purchased by me to the US located warehouse then pick up the items on the way back from holidays in Florida to take advantage of the duty allowances. Keep in mind, the CBSA knows of these locations so if you pick up something they will expect you to declare it. I bought a lot of winter clothing sold in the Southern US from folks who never used it, but now I mostly get it from the local Value Village, other than my outer camo layer.
There is one of those guys in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan as well. I never used him, but I knew people who did.
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