Drone Pro 10x

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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by punky » 11 Nov 2014, 11:34

Expensive if it's a couple of books in a box not saying it would be but it happens here in blighty all the time,paypal are ok on some things but not sure on weapon sights bit of a grey erea that you would have to have a proper look into it to make sure your covered :thumbup:
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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by thesmi » 11 Nov 2014, 12:02

punky wrote:Expensive if it's a couple of books in a box not saying it would be but it happens here in blighty all the time,paypal are ok on some things but not sure on weapon sights bit of a grey erea that you would have to have a proper look into it to make sure your covered :thumbup:
Exactly

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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by Spanner » 11 Nov 2014, 15:12

thesmi wrote:
punky wrote:Expensive if it's a couple of books in a box not saying it would be but it happens here in blighty all the time,paypal are ok on some things but not sure on weapon sights bit of a grey erea that you would have to have a proper look into it to make sure your covered :thumbup:
Exactly
PayPal are crap all round, don't rely on them for anything.

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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by hairyyoda » 11 Nov 2014, 16:49

Hello all.
I have a old school mate who is taking his Australian wife over to Oz for Christmas was thinking about asking him to bring a Nightforce scope back, would it be worth the effort to arrange, any idea on savings ? Thanks Phil
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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by rodp » 11 Nov 2014, 18:38

You're doing the right thing Theo. With the greatest of respect to Ratrider 14 posts in 18 months doesn't make you well known over here. He may be the greatest bloke that walked this earth but who's to know. :think:
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Mini Magnum
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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by Mini Magnum » 11 Nov 2014, 18:47

Yes pay with paypal Theo, even if you have to pay the 3.6% fee, so you may have to pay £33 you have some come back then as long as he accepts it and sends it insured and tracked. Seems a good deal.
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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by thesmi » 11 Nov 2014, 18:58

Too much of a risk. I wouldn't use the PayPal they are crap.

Ian as you know paying such money into account like the thermal is no problem but the maths don't add up enough with the distance etc.....and time I pay PayPal seller and post I'd rather hold out for one to come up that's in uk I can get

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Re: Drone Pro 10x

Post by Mini Magnum » 11 Nov 2014, 19:25

thesmi wrote:Too much of a risk. I wouldn't use the PayPal they are crap.

Ian as you know paying such money into account like the thermal is no problem but the maths don't add up enough with the distance etc.....and time I pay PayPal seller and post I'd rather hold out for one to come up that's in uk I can get
Thinking about it buying from an unknown has a certain amount of risk, it just boils down to trust, its just a certain few spoil it for others.. :(
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