Topic: Need an item from the UK? I'll buy it, ship it, then you pay for it! [Worldwide] (Read 2067 times)
December 17, 2013, 08:40:33 AM
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December 16, 2013, 08:55:40 AM
I am interested in pork scratchings...how much you want for them?
Mr. Porkies pork scratchings are my personal favourites. Are we talking a pub sized hanger? Comes with around 30-40 packets I believe.
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December 14, 2013, 06:04:32 PM
I am interested in pork scratchings...how much you want for them?
Mr. Porkies pork scratchings are my personal favourites. Are we talking a pub sized hanger? Comes with around 30-40 packets I believe.
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December 14, 2013, 05:11:22 AM
I was thinking about offering a similar service based in italy 
, i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different.
Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food . Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italy
, i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different. Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food
. Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italyI'll send you some "proper" pizza haha.
Each country had different rules on shipping food. Australia is really strict on what you can ship or bring in for example. In America Kinder Eggs are not allowed because they didn't pass food safety laws or something. It's best to check on a case-by-case basis, but most countries are fine with most food.
I tried a few times to order a can of Surströmming.
Still haven't found one that would ship this to eastern Europe.
I didn't know what that was, so I just googled it and it seems vile: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Surstr%C3%B6mming
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When opened, the contents release a strong and sometimes overwhelming odour; the dish is ordinarily eaten outdoors. According to a Japanese study, a newly opened can of surströmming has one of the most putrid food smells in the world
December 13, 2013, 05:13:42 PM
I was thinking about offering a similar service based in italy , i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different.
Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food . Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italy
, i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different. Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food
. Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italyI'll send you some "proper" pizza haha.
Each country had different rules on shipping food. Australia is really strict on what you can ship or bring in for example. In America Kinder Eggs are not allowed because they didn't pass food safety laws or something. It's best to check on a case-by-case basis, but most countries are fine with most food.
I tried a few times to order a can of Surströmming.
Still haven't found one that would ship this to eastern Europe.
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December 13, 2013, 09:05:29 AM
I was thinking about offering a similar service based in italy , i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different.
Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food . Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italy
, i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different. Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food
. Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italyI'll send you some "proper" pizza haha.
Each country had different rules on shipping food. Australia is really strict on what you can ship or bring in for example. In America Kinder Eggs are not allowed because they didn't pass food safety laws or something. It's best to check on a case-by-case basis, but most countries are fine with most food.
December 13, 2013, 08:25:38 AM
I was thinking about offering a similar service based in italy , i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different.
Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food . Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italy
, i think we would not overlap our markets because our food is pretty different. Could you plese give me an hint on where i can find the regulation regarding international shipping of food? And about your earnings, are you already running an activity or you're going to consider a btc--->item exchange as barthering things between privates?
If you want i should be glad to barter some of your porky-things with some italian food
. Also, if you want to resell it (i'm probably not going to set up a business by myself because of the lack of time) i can bulk-ship food from italy global moderator
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December 13, 2013, 08:12:54 AM
Are pork scratchings not available in the US, or is it just the Mr Porky ones that aren't?
They probably are, but its like comparing a microwave pizza from frozen to a fresh pizza made with a stone oven in Italy.
It's really down to personal preference, but pork scratchings in the UK are so tasty!
I dunno, they all kinda look and taste the same to me. And pizzas in Italy are shit. Biggest disappointment of my life haha.
All down to personal preference, everyone likes different things, it's what makes the world so diverse
That is true, but me and my friend consider ourselves Pizza connoisseurs and were so excited to try genuine Italy Pizza, but both were severely dissapoint
. In the wise words of my father when I was receiving my last ever school grades...
"Expect the worst, hope for the best, and you'll never be disappointed."
I usually follow that mantra myself, but I guess the hunger for pizza got the better of me
. December 13, 2013, 08:04:52 AM
Are pork scratchings not available in the US, or is it just the Mr Porky ones that aren't?
They probably are, but its like comparing a microwave pizza from frozen to a fresh pizza made with a stone oven in Italy.
It's really down to personal preference, but pork scratchings in the UK are so tasty!
I dunno, they all kinda look and taste the same to me. And pizzas in Italy are shit. Biggest disappointment of my life haha.
All down to personal preference, everyone likes different things, it's what makes the world so diverse
That is true, but me and my friend consider ourselves Pizza connoisseurs and were so excited to try genuine Italy Pizza, but both were severely dissapoint
. In the wise words of my father when I was receiving my last ever school grades...
"Expect the worst, hope for the best, and you'll never be disappointed."
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December 13, 2013, 06:46:19 AM
Are pork scratchings not available in the US, or is it just the Mr Porky ones that aren't?
They probably are, but its like comparing a microwave pizza from frozen to a fresh pizza made with a stone oven in Italy.
It's really down to personal preference, but pork scratchings in the UK are so tasty!
I dunno, they all kinda look and taste the same to me. And pizzas in Italy are shit. Biggest disappointment of my life haha.
All down to personal preference, everyone likes different things, it's what makes the world so diverse
That is true, but me and my friend consider ourselves Pizza connoisseurs and were so excited to try genuine Italy Pizza, but both were severely dissapoint
. December 12, 2013, 11:47:21 AM
Are pork scratchings not available in the US, or is it just the Mr Porky ones that aren't?
They probably are, but its like comparing a microwave pizza from frozen to a fresh pizza made with a stone oven in Italy.
It's really down to personal preference, but pork scratchings in the UK are so tasty!
I dunno, they all kinda look and taste the same to me. And pizzas in Italy are shit. Biggest disappointment of my life haha.
All down to personal preference, everyone likes different things, it's what makes the world so diverse
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December 12, 2013, 06:53:47 AM
Are pork scratchings not available in the US, or is it just the Mr Porky ones that aren't?
They probably are, but its like comparing a microwave pizza from frozen to a fresh pizza made with a stone oven in Italy.
It's really down to personal preference, but pork scratchings in the UK are so tasty!
I dunno, they all kinda look and taste the same to me. And pizzas in Italy are shit. Biggest disappointment of my life haha.
December 12, 2013, 03:58:48 AM
Are pork scratchings not available in the US, or is it just the Mr Porky ones that aren't?
They probably are, but its like comparing a microwave pizza from frozen to a fresh pizza made with a stone oven in Italy.
It's really down to personal preference, but pork scratchings in the UK are so tasty!
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December 11, 2013, 08:49:35 AM
Are pork scratchings not available in the US, or is it just the Mr Porky ones that aren't?
December 10, 2013, 02:21:10 PM
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December 10, 2013, 05:53:53 AM
How much would shipping cost to anywhere else in Europe?
Depends where you are and the package size, I'm guessing you're after bog standard shipping?
December 10, 2013, 05:46:59 AM
How much would shipping cost to anywhere else in Europe?
December 10, 2013, 05:03:43 AM
Interesting service, will keep this in mind, thanks
Not a problem, feel free to enquire.
December 10, 2013, 03:39:59 AM
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