a ps3 from here (ontario, canada) to Greece? the ups and purolator site said like $200, but that seems a little much?
seems about right, gas has gone up so much in the last month
why would you want to do that?
i have a friend in greece who wants one and they are way more expensive over there so i'd buy one here and send it to him but with 200 dollars shipping it basically makes it the same priceWinston_Churchill wrote:
why would you want to do that?
edit: lol @ my days here
Last edited by Canadianloser (2008-04-29 17:45:07)
I'd do some research first. Power adapters might be an issue, and so might game versions (like he may need to import all his games from the states), but I don't actually know what the standards are in canada/greece.Canadianloser wrote:
i have a friend in greece who wants one and they are way more expensive over there so i'd buy one here and send it to him but with 200 dollars shipping it basically makes it the same priceWinston_Churchill wrote:
why would you want to do that?
edit: lol @ my days here
I have a UPS account and I get a discount ............... sooooooooooo just send your PS3 down to me and I'll make sure your friend gets it
yeah yeah I know but its the idea ........ get it
yeah yeah I know but its the idea ........ get it
No...I don't...
(jk)
Anyways, as far as standards go, not sure about game encoding, but if memory serves me right from my trip down, they use the standard wide forks as the North Americas.
But $200 seems sorta right, way too much for shipping, i agree, but it's about right.
PS# = phail for shipping, it's a freakin brick.
(jk)
Anyways, as far as standards go, not sure about game encoding, but if memory serves me right from my trip down, they use the standard wide forks as the North Americas.
But $200 seems sorta right, way too much for shipping, i agree, but it's about right.
PS# = phail for shipping, it's a freakin brick.
Last edited by **LiLp-DeFiNeD (2008-04-29 20:20:32)