you shop Contains prohibited item

[actungbaby]

Motor parts are clearly listed, with strict rules around their import/export.

I found that firearm parts are a great deal easier to get from the USA, which is strange

I used to use www.buyusa.co.nz, however YOUSHOP made it too tough for them, so they are no longer in business.

I never had any trouble so far brought in a gearbox cluster.
with main saft lay and all the gears complete . second hand in
a carboard tube .

I always describe what each part is my end .

Maybe Ignorance is bless but i have looked at all the docs from fed ex nz post.
No detail on automotive parts on the obvious . petrol . they chould be alot better.

[awayatc]

www.buyusa.co.nz[/url], however YOUSHOP made it too tough for them, so they are no longer in business.

Please tell me more about firearm parts ......
I thought customs doesn't allow them without import permit?

[actungbaby]

[QUOTE=actungbaby;1131073576]Hi has anyone had this issue seems brizzare i sent many many

Items from usa nz post youshop. and the silly yanks

Update as on today . 24/01/18

There here Via Stacky in the us no issues whats so ever just sent no fuss ;-)

Both Packets where opened one bearing seal was broken . to check the Items the first time .

cant see what the issue was . unless they send items in a non passenger luggage baggage part of the plane was sent dhl second time .

well i just change my biz to Stacky insteed of youshop as there customer service was very poor . email only . and offerred nothing.

Even though spent over 1000 with them .

trouble is nz post staff are fantasic esp the Couier drivers so i problerly use both .

The stacky is more expensive but you can get them to merge serval packages into the one. so if sending one i use you shop.

and more stacky .

[Old Steve]

Re the excuses given for not freighting.

Everything is flammable, the Auckland Harbour Bridge will burn if heated to a high enough temperature. Flammable in transport terms usually means something with a flash point over 60 or 90 deg C.

Greases usually contain a Group II mineral oil component, and the grease will have a flash point of around 280- deg C. That means the grease will ignite if held in an enclosed space at 280 deg C, then exposed to a naked flame. If the airline is expecting those conditions then I'd suggest a different carrier whose plane isn't going to burn up because its made of aluminium.

[FlangMasterJ]

[QUOTE=actungbaby;1131082244]

Hi has anyone had this issue seems brizzare i sent many many

Items from usa nz post youshop. and the silly yanks

Update as on today . 24/01/18

There here Via Stacky in the us no issues whats so ever just sent no fuss ;-)

Both Packets where opened one bearing seal was broken . to check the Items the first time .

cant see what the issue was . unless they send items in a non passenger luggage baggage part of the plane was sent dhl second time .

well i just change my biz to Stacky insteed of youshop as there customer service was very poor . email only . and offerred nothing.

Even though spent over 1000 with them .

trouble is nz post staff are fantasic esp the Couier drivers so i problerly use both .

The stacky is more expensive but you can get them to merge serval packages into the one. so if sending one i use you shop.

and more stacky .

This goober was meaning Stackry. Sings their praises but can't even get the name right.

[actungbaby]

[QUOTE=FlangMasterJ;1131082304]

This goober was meaning Stackry. Sings their praises but can't even get the name right.

U dont even know me . So who cares not me . I was just updating .
The tiny amount of grease its not a issue . Like i said grease in the aircraft .
Ur bit behind the times plastic carbon the new materials the started to use on aircraft . It mean they can pump in more air into the cabins .


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