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Used/2nd hand Japanese DVDs? - ivoSF - 2007-11-28
im also looking for some tv-series with japanese dubs, for example star trek, but amazon.jp is still way to expansive, for example over 350 dollar for the whole star trek the next generation series.
if anyone could help me find this for about 150 dollar including shipping to europe i would be very happy!
Used/2nd hand Japanese DVDs? - ruisu - 2007-11-28
I'd be glad to help other get stuff from the BookOff here in NYC.
Used/2nd hand Japanese DVDs? - markl11 - 2007-12-02
To anyone who is interested - it appears that Bookoff online is able to take orders from overseas, but *not* actually ship overseas:
http://www.bookoffonline.co.jp/files/guide/deliver.html#deliverovs
(Someone please correct me if I have misunderstood the above!).
So, big question - how much exactly would someone living in Japan want as a 'service charge' to take delivery of an order from Bookoff online (I'd pay bookoff directly, of course), then take it down to the post office and post it to me via EMS. I'm obviously talking about the 'service charge' in addition to the EMS cost????
No repackaging would be required, of course - it would just involve ripping off the address label and sticking a new one on the box...
Please let me know...
Thanks,
Mark
Used/2nd hand Japanese DVDs? - markl11 - 2007-12-02
To anyone who is interested - it appears that Bookoff online is able to take orders from overseas, but *not* actually ship overseas:
http://www.bookoffonline.co.jp/files/guide/deliver.html#deliverovs
(Someone please correct me if I have misunderstood the above!).
So, big question - how much exactly would someone living in Japan want as a 'service charge' to take delivery of an order from Bookoff online (I'd pay bookoff directly, of course), then take it down to the post office and post it to me via EMS. I'm obviously talking about the 'service charge' in addition to the EMS cost????
No repackaging would be required, of course - it would just involve ripping off the address label and sticking a new one on the box...
Please let me know...
Thanks,
Mark
Used/2nd hand Japanese DVDs? - synewave - 2007-12-02
markl11 you're in the US, right?
Might be best if someone from the US is able to help you out. Then you could credit their bank a/c directly.
As I'm originally from the UK, I could certainly forward stuff to you but would have to add on enough to ensure all my Paypal fees were covered. So in this respect, you'd be paying more than you might otherwise need to...