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I have been asked to provide a postage cost to Singapore, but am a bit hmm at the whole thing

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Saltire · 16/07/2010 10:38

I listed a ralph Lauren tote bag, it was a free gift. it's not what I would class as a "desinger" item or anything.
Anyway, someone in Singapore has contacted me, and aske dme for postage costs to their country and an offer to BIN(which I'm not going to accept), but I keep thinking "surely they could get it cheaper/ a copy cheaper over there" and wodner if they are gong to claim it's fake and send it back, but send back a fake instead. IYSWIM

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BuzzingNoise · 16/07/2010 11:19

Could you just say that you don't post abroad?

Saltire · 16/07/2010 13:00

I did, but they keep saying that they are prepared to pay and don't care how much it is!

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BuzzingNoise · 16/07/2010 14:02

Just keep replying to them stating that you don't ship abroad. Have they made a bid? You could always block them.

SE13Mummy · 02/08/2010 00:26

It's probably too late now but even though I state that I do not post out of the UK I had someone bid on an item from Germany. I contacted her during the auction with an offer to remove th bid but I heard nothing. When she won I contacted her again to say that I don't post abroad but was ignored again. In the end I send her an invoice with postage at £50! She replied then and said it was too much.... I pointed out that I'd made numerous attempts to contact her and that my listing clearly stated that I wouldn't post abroad - she got the message in the end and apologised for thinking that if she won I'd simply give in and post it at the UK cost.

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