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Has anyone had any experience with Ebay seller pensgallery, in Malaysia? Any info appreciated.

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Has anyone had any experience with Ebay seller pensgallery, in Malaysia? Any info appreciated.

 

I bought from them twice 2 or 3 years ago. They delivered quickly. Their payment method through their server can be a PITA, but they're trustworthy.

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Has anyone had any experience with Ebay seller pensgallery, in Malaysia? Any info appreciated.

 

I bought from them twice 2 or 3 years ago. They delivered quickly. Their payment method through their server can be a PITA, but they're trustworthy.

 

They are reputable, though I've never bought from them. I know it's not an issue, but I'd be "somewhat apprehensive" about having something shipped so far with customs, etc, though I've never heard of anyone having problems.

I'll take an Aurora, please. Aurora black.

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Off topic, but avatar of Bernese struck me. I have a Berner that rules my home.

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Has anyone had any experience with Ebay seller pensgallery, in Malaysia? Any info appreciated.

Used the several times. Never an issue. And stuff gets here very fast!

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I have not purchased from the eBay site but have purchased from the website store - my only complaint was the later billing by FedEx for the clearing through customs. FedEx charges a riduculous amount for this IMHO, especially since there were no duty fees due.

 

USPS does not charge, would have been nice to receive advanced warning and the option to ship via alternative method, but they only ship FedEx or DHL.

 

 

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