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I wanted to send an iPod Touch 8GB to my cousin in London but I am not allowed to send it due to the iPod touch having a battery. Do any of you have experience with sending money via Western Union or a bank draft. Which way is the best way? Thank you in advance.
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Why aren't you allowed to send it?
you are allowed but you must declare it, is my understanding, anyway.
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I discovered that many countries have very weird rules about what you can or cannot ship to them.Originally Posted by IBrake4Rainbows
BTW, given the bank transfer is going to be an international one (so very slow and expensive) I'd go for WU, that's what the gf does when she can't use paypal. Otherwise, you could use just Paypal, and label the transaction as "personal payment" (many options are available then) so you won't pay any sort of fee.
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I've had lots of camera batteries posted to England before, have never had any issues.
Have you tried a courier company like DHL?
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Western Union is your best bet.
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Send it to me, I'll make sure it gets there
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