Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
[178 byte] By [Lajo] at [2007-11-9 14:39:16] 
I have been asked what is the cost of shipping eXo to Poland, Sweden, Canada, USA etc. and the answer is $5 to anywhere in the world. Orders of $50 and over are shipped for free.
# 1 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
Ok, I understand there is a lot of questions about iSkin here, but doesn't this blatently violate the 'no advertising' rule for this message board? If you want to know what the shipping charge from a company is, ask them via their web site, not on this message board.bob622 at 2007-11-15 15:43:10 >
# 2 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
Well - I'm happy to see Lajo's 'answer' here, and don't feel offended or anything at all... I think as long as there are soooo many questions to Lajo here - just let him say things like that. afaik he's never said things like: 'Just buy my exo, it's the best thing you can get' or sth, but was very objective...jojo
jesaja at 2007-11-15 15:44:11 >
# 3 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
it doesnt bother me. why do people have to whine and complain all the time? at least lajo is answering the questions.u2ugly4nebody at 2007-11-15 15:45:09 >
# 4 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
I get over 50 emails a day asking this question, I hoped this would helpLajo at 2007-11-15 15:46:14 >
# 5 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
it did... =)jojo
jesaja at 2007-11-15 15:47:13 >
# 6 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
i support lajo on his decisions. he seems like a really good business man on how he thinks of his customers and not so much of greed.u2ugly4nebody at 2007-11-15 15:48:12 >
# 7 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
Quick question...I understand that when you order through Lajo.biz you are transferred to the reseller closest to you and they then handle the order. When I ordered through Lajo.biz for $35 including what was to be DHL shipping, my order was transferred to ThinkDifferentStore, who used USPS Priority Mail by default. Under what circumstance is DHL actually used for shipment? I mean, when I checked my order status at lajo.biz, it listed a "Waybill DHL Number", but it was in fact a USPS tracking number.
I'm just a bit confused as to why I shouldn't just have gone through thinkdifferentstore.com in the first place, as I could have had the eXo shipped to my PO Box rather than having to use a street address, which DHL and lajo.biz requires.
Thanks,
Josh
Josh Reid at 2007-11-15 15:49:16 >
# 8 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
The distributor has a slide down menu to select the type of delivery service and a space to enter a tracking number. Then you will get an auto email with your shipping information.The orders do not go to the nearest distributor it will go to the online seller for that state that services the order from our site if there is no online seller we will ship it from China by DHL and no matter where you live the cost on our site is fixed at $5. We all know that to ship to Poland is much more expensive than $5 but I want everyone to get the same rate. It is my job to find someone in Poland that can ship locally and in the meantime I will absorb the cost.
Lajo at 2007-11-15 15:50:18 >
# 9 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
Originally posted by Lajo We all know that to ship to Poland is much more expensive than $5 but I want everyone to get the same rate. It is my job to find someone in Poland that can ship locally and in the meantime I will absorb the cost.
Poland eh? Same about Ukraine too right?
Nicholas at 2007-11-15 15:51:15 >
# 10 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
anywhere is anywhere in the worldLajo at 2007-11-15 15:52:16 >
# 11 Re: Lajo.biz DHL $5 shipping to anywhere in the world
Originally posted by Lajo anywhere is anywhere in the world
Man im dense. I just read that before my post and then completly forgot for some reason. Ha im stupid today.
Nicholas at 2007-11-15 15:53:14 >
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