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post May 14 2010, 07:57 AM

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IMO, I think most seller would prefer delivery via signed-for as it is more secure and can protect seller in case anything happens to the parcel, provided buyer wants to top up a bit la...
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post May 14 2010, 08:49 AM

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For those looking for Negeri Sembilan MSL kit, i glanced one while walking pass a sports shop last night in Era Walk, Terminal 2, Seremban. Not sure what season but i did see the kit with sponsor logo and league patch.

Will check it out later this weekend if i got pass thru the place again.
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post May 14 2010, 09:11 AM

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QUOTE(schmeichel7 @ May 14 2010, 07:55 AM)
Not necessary Godash.

Yes most of the time the people at Pos Malaysia screw up or take it for granted. But there are 1-2 idiots from Royal Mail too. My item was posted to Canada instead of Malaysia once. Thanks to someone screwing up at Royal Mail.

Also.. not to say high chance of it going missing no matter where you ship it from. Remember, if you use Royal Mail International Signed For, they have a tracking code that ties to Pos Malaysia. Malaysia is one of the few nations worldwide working well and has an agreement with Royal Mail UK.

As long as the seller from ebay has postage proof that he/she uses ISF, then it is safe because if you don't receive your item.. you raise a refund, it is easier to settle.
Not to say often goes missing.

By normality, it arrives safely if you use normal airmail. But the issue is if is DOES go missing, then how to track and how to claim refund. Most ebay sellers have headaches on this if it is normal airmail. No insurance covered.

Rather than doing the hard way of asking kitbag to deliver to your friend in UK and then he/she delivers it here, just buy directly from kitbag and use express delivery via UPS. If you use normal delivery also can, but express is more safer, can be tracked easily and more faster.
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i only speak from experience jerseyman smile.gif
but i guess you have much more than mine.
safety first will be better i guess.

anyways, as jerseyman said, use UPS would be slightly more expensive but will definitely reach faster.
i believe the price should be around the same, maybe one or two pounds more expensive.
cos usually the shirts i ship from UK the price is around 10gbp including ISF.
so might as well pay the 2pounds and save the hassle n time.
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post May 14 2010, 09:36 AM

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QUOTE(ryanking11 @ May 13 2010, 07:37 PM)
anyone want bulk order Everton kits??? 8 GBP only....this price so tempting wor.
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Bro,

I am on for everton home L size.
please put me in the list if you want to buy

thanks thanks
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post May 14 2010, 10:19 AM

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QUOTE(schmeichel7 @ May 14 2010, 07:55 AM)
Yes, they are the same with kitbag.

To be 100% safe, opt for express postage. They will use UPS just like kitbag (if not mistaken).

For normal postage.. it depends. If you live at a normal house or use shipping address to your office, most of the time it is safe.

I also used normal shipping and so far, alhamdulillah, it arrived to my house safely. The postman riding the motorbike will quietly place the parcel into the postbox and treat like normal post. No signature is asked upon delivering it. If your postbox is big, it can be fitted in.. oke dokey. Else, the postman might just slide it in between your house's front gate. Very risky move.. they should just throw it into the house.. That is why, it is wise to make friends with the postman. When I stayed at Subang Jaya, I was good buddies with the postman (abang janggut) and give him free air kotak drinks everytime he comes.. Now where I live in Shah Alam also.. I do the same. Funnily the postman boy always apologizes to me every time he asks for my signature for royal mail international signed for parcels I got from ebay.

Another thing.. if you live in apartment.. better opt for delivery that requires signature upon delivery which is signed for. Because apartment has pigeon hole type postbox on the ground floor... scared that your friendly neighbour might sapu and steal it.
Not necessary Godash.

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I haven't bought anything on ebay for quite a while already (almost 7 months or so??) but when I did use normal shipping, they normally leave me a card where I can go and pickup the package at the Pos Serahan outlet in Bangsar. For some reason, even when I used normal shipping for my package which arrived last week, my mother was asked to sign for it instead of just leaving it, as is the case with all my other previos normal shipping packages from UK.
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QUOTE(nimrod2 @ May 14 2010, 09:11 AM)
i only speak from experience jerseyman smile.gif
but i guess you have much more than mine.
safety first will be better i guess.

anyways, as jerseyman said, use UPS would be slightly more expensive but will definitely reach faster.
i believe the price should be around the same, maybe one or two pounds more expensive.
cos usually the shirts i ship from UK the price is around 10gbp including ISF.
so might as well pay the 2pounds and save the hassle n time.
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What I explained on using UPS or DHL is if the buyer wants to buy something from UK from ebay seller or individually.

Courier services is slightly cheaper if purchased from online stores like kitbag, subside. It is because they cut out a deal to provide fixed price delivery services.

Try delivering an item individually via UPS or DHL.. the cost is super expensive. Not one or two pounds more expensive. More than that

This is answering dxjb's question.


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post May 14 2010, 11:55 AM

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QUOTE(schmeichel7 @ May 14 2010, 11:20 AM)
What I explained on using UPS or DHL is if the buyer wants to buy something from UK from ebay seller or individually.

Courier services is slightly cheaper if purchased from online stores like kitbag, subside. It is because they cut out a deal to provide fixed price delivery services.

Try delivering an item individually via UPS or DHL.. the cost is super expensive. Not one or two pounds more expensive. More than that

This is answering dxjb's question.
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agree.. previously returned a package to MU Store due to issue with the prints and materials, the courier company charged us RM190 .. but when purchase from their store, they charge us only around RM60+ which is quite cheap and its secure.. but good that MU store pay us for the courier charges
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post May 14 2010, 12:38 PM

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QUOTE(air_mood @ May 14 2010, 10:19 AM)
I haven't bought anything on ebay for quite a while already (almost 7 months or so??) but when I did use normal shipping, they normally leave me a card where I can go and pickup the package at the Pos Serahan outlet in Bangsar. For some reason, even when I used normal shipping for my package which arrived last week, my mother was asked to sign for it instead of just leaving it, as is the case with all my other previos normal shipping packages from UK.
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you considered lucky lor. last time 3 packages gone missing is enough for me to never use normal shipping after that.
never have i heard normal shipping requiring signature upon receipt.

but then i ordered boots from kitbag a week ago, and i got a card the day before yesterday without a tracking number.
didnt know who sent what, cos i havent ordered from ebay in quite a while.
i'm hoping that it's my boots!


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post May 14 2010, 01:18 PM

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can someone direct me in the sizing of the england jersey ah? lol
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post May 14 2010, 02:56 PM

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QUOTE(whoopa @ May 14 2010, 01:18 PM)
can someone direct me in the sizing of the england jersey ah? lol
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What size you normally wear?
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post May 14 2010, 03:02 PM

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Chelsea Home Shirt 2010/11 With Premier League Winners Embroidery and Premier League Champions Badges

http://www.kitbag.com/stores/kitbag/produc....aspx?pid=75953
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post May 14 2010, 03:02 PM

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QUOTE(schmeichel7 @ May 14 2010, 07:55 AM)
Yes, they are the same with kitbag.

To be 100% safe, opt for express postage. They will use UPS just like kitbag (if not mistaken).

For normal postage.. it depends. If you live at a normal house or use shipping address to your office, most of the time it is safe.

I also used normal shipping and so far, alhamdulillah, it arrived to my house safely. The postman riding the motorbike will quietly place the parcel into the postbox and treat like normal post. No signature is asked upon delivering it. If your postbox is big, it can be fitted in.. oke dokey. Else, the postman might just slide it in between your house's front gate. Very risky move.. they should just throw it into the house.. That is why, it is wise to make friends with the postman. When I stayed at Subang Jaya, I was good buddies with the postman (abang janggut) and give him free air kotak drinks everytime he comes.. Now where I live in Shah Alam also.. I do the same. Funnily the postman boy always apologizes to me every time he asks for my signature for royal mail international signed for parcels I got from ebay.

Another thing.. if you live in apartment.. better opt for delivery that requires signature upon delivery which is signed for. Because apartment has pigeon hole type postbox on the ground floor... scared that your friendly neighbour might sapu and steal it.
Not necessary Godash.

Yes most of the time the people at Pos Malaysia screw up or take it for granted. But there are 1-2 idiots from Royal Mail too. My item was posted to Canada instead of Malaysia once. Thanks to someone screwing up at Royal Mail.

Also.. not to say high chance of it going missing no matter where you ship it from. Remember, if you use Royal Mail International Signed For, they have a tracking code that ties to Pos Malaysia. Malaysia is one of the few nations worldwide working well and has an agreement with Royal Mail UK.

As long as the seller from ebay has postage proof that he/she uses ISF, then it is safe because if you don't receive your item.. you raise a refund, it is easier to settle.
Not to say often goes missing.

By normality, it arrives safely if you use normal airmail. But the issue is if is DOES go missing, then how to track and how to claim refund. Most ebay sellers have headaches on this if it is normal airmail. No insurance covered.

Rather than doing the hard way of asking kitbag to deliver to your friend in UK and then he/she delivers it here, just buy directly from kitbag and use express delivery via UPS. If you use normal delivery also can, but express is more safer, can be tracked easily and more faster.

Don't worry with kitbag. They are very easy to ask for refund if your item is genuinely missing.

Best and safest is if you use UPS or DHL.. but it's super expensive.

Royal Mail International Signed For is the best. DO NOT use Royal Mail Airsure because no signature is required. Not faster than ISF pun.. waste of extra money.
You cannot threaten the seller to cancel deal if seller doesn't want to use ISF. That is against the rules of eBay. The seller has every right to choose what kind of shipping. That is why before you buy, check first with seller if shipping is ok or not.
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good news is the seller will use ISF,but weird he only charge for 4 GBP for shipping..

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post May 14 2010, 03:16 PM

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QUOTE(ckimy @ May 14 2010, 03:02 PM)
Chelsea Home Shirt 2010/11 With Premier League Winners Embroidery and Premier League Champions Badges

http://www.kitbag.com/stores/kitbag/produc....aspx?pid=75953
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replica badges right?
anyways, is that a special commemorative kit or is chelsea gonna have that winners embroidery for the whole of next season?

QUOTE(ryanking11 @ May 14 2010, 03:02 PM)
good news is the seller will use ISF,but weird he only charge for 4 GBP for shipping..
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dun complain la, just dont delete the msg where he said he will use ISF.
maybe later he'll change the invoice.
can we see the link to the shirt?
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post May 14 2010, 03:19 PM

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QUOTE(lamdalam @ May 14 2010, 09:36 AM)
Bro,

I am on for everton home L size.
please put me in the list if you want to buy

thanks thanks
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if 1 more buddy to join,,sure can do bulk.
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post May 14 2010, 03:24 PM

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QUOTE(nimrod2 @ May 14 2010, 03:16 PM)
replica badges right?
anyways, is that a special commemorative kit or is chelsea gonna have that winners embroidery for the whole of next season?
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yup, replica one.

from kitbag facebook, this is jus commemorative kit only. not for any match
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QUOTE(nimrod2 @ May 14 2010, 03:16 PM)
replica badges right?
anyways, is that a special commemorative kit or is chelsea gonna have that winners embroidery for the whole of next season?
dun complain la, just dont delete the msg where he said he will use ISF.
maybe later he'll change the invoice.
can we see the link to the shirt?
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...e=STRK:MEWNX:IT

This post has been edited by ryanking11: May 14 2010, 03:26 PM
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QUOTE(schmeichel7 @ May 14 2010, 02:56 PM)
What size you normally wear?
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XL and my gf M .. so which sizes are most suited ah
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post May 14 2010, 03:43 PM

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i wearing L and bought 42" for ManCity jersey.
but i heard from someone should have bought bigger?
havent tried it though doh.gif
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QUOTE(nimrod2 @ May 14 2010, 03:43 PM)
i wearing L and bought 42" for ManCity jersey.
but i heard from someone should have bought bigger?
havent tried it though doh.gif
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im wearing L for MU 09/10 kit & L (44) for england away i try the kit at real one during my day at kl lastweek. but not buying it yet n so malu to say it to the tauke "will buy it later" (but dalam hati, "from kitbag lor") hihi...
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QUOTE(habibz84 @ May 14 2010, 03:55 PM)
im wearing L for MU 09/10 kit & L (44) for england away i try the kit at real one during my day at kl lastweek. but not buying it yet n so malu to say it to the tauke "will buy it later" (but dalam hati, "from kitbag lor") hihi...
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im wearing S for MU 09/10 kit & 38 for England away.. smile.gif

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