--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jare <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If it's a paperback novel you're shipping and you put it in a small > enough manilla envelope (and it's under a pound), you won't need a > custom's form. Usually surface is totally OK, I've never had any > complaints on that... but also, if it's just a paperback, the > difference between air and surface is often a very small amount, so > have the Post Office give you totals both ways. > > Jarrod > True but the whole process goes quicker if you just have the paperwork anyway. :)
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