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Hey guys I have recently sold a large warhammer orks army on ebay unfortunately i did not know at the time how to block international buyers. So now I am stuck shipping to Canada luckily the buyer is understanding and willing to pay the extra shipping charges. So now i come to you guys for help since i have no experience shipping to Canada from the United States does anyone know the best way to go and if i need special forms for like customs and what not i have pretty much already packaged the army just not taped the top down it weighs about 8 lbs. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks

Bring it to the post office, they'll help you with the customs forms.

Do make sure to mark the package as toys or used toys on the customs form if you do this the buyer won't have to pay a duty fee.

Thanx for such quick replies guys. that's a good thing to know Cossack i want to make it as hassle free for the buyer as possible cause I have heard some horror stories from customers going to pick something up from customs and getting destroyed with fees.

well AFAIK marking it as toys/used toys isnt 100% on no duty fee's but it makes it ALOT less likely

but really, shipping to canada isnt horrible, just a little more work than within the same country

Hate it when sellers block canada