Call them on the phone. I’ve spoke to them lots, every time I call during business hours it’s gets picked up right away.Originally Posted by B
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Call them on the phone. I’ve spoke to them lots, every time I call during business hours it’s gets picked up right away.
Red Dragons!
I sent them a message yesterday and got a response within few hours (before the new website).
"Never trust a government that doesn't trust its own citizens with guns...."
The new site looks great, but honestly, the scope reticle mouse cursor gets annoying pretty quickly.
"Never trust a government that doesn't trust its own citizens with guns...."
If the gun is in Canada, listed on a Canadian site, then the cost in CAD is known, as the gun has been paid for, rather than sitting in some distributors inventory in the US. No different than any other importer.
Unless firearms are commodities, rather than consumer products, similar to the way that the value of gas magically changes with the market despite a fixed dollar having been paid for what's in the ground at the service station.
Schrödinger's Gat - The logical paradox which posits that a firearm, stored safe in the home, is at the same time On The Streets
No pages, eg 1 2 3 4 ... please - it is pain to use them on phone or tablet; they are unnecessary too as we are not using 56kps dial up connection any more - list everything and use small size pictures for fast loading instead
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms ... disarm only those who are neither inclined nor determined to commit crimes." - Thomas Jefferson, 1775.
Nice job on the site but the search filters are not yet up and running.
No it doesn’t actually....many businesses use derivatives to hedge foreign exchange risk...it’s actually fairly common once a business operates across a border
The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool.
- Richard Feynman
These guys don't have to hedge, they leave their inventory priced in US dollars. Hedge your own currency risk.
Read the comment I was responding to
The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool.
- Richard Feynman
I think US currency is fine, we can all use a currency calculator on day of purchase.
Some of the confusion stems from deliv fees, to get it into Canada and then shipped to your home, it's a 2-step program, right?
I would suggest making all efforts to simplify this part......if there's a standard $25 fee to bring it into to your location before
shipping out to us, build it into the price, keep it as simple as humanly possible.
Or, if you need to charge individual costs, at least have a simple, yet accurate shipping calculator function that allows a person
to get a quick and easy idea of landed (at their home) cost with a few click, and not having to go through a checkout and open
account or provide personal info.
Applicable taxes should obviously be included in above.
My experience has been that it's simply not clear what the cost deliv'd to my home will be at a glance......make it crystal clear
and remove variables.
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