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[Kissmyass]

If TD can open a branch in Canada, that'd be the best thing ever. The shipping cost for Canadian buyers is a huge turnoff, broker fees and everything........ 

[ToyDemon]

There's no brokerage fees. Canadian Post however charge $5 for delivering any international package and will charge GST/PST and any other taxes even if something is marked as gift.

[Bartz]

Just remember not to ship via UPS and you'll be fine.

[Thunderhead]

If TD can open a branch in Canada, that'd be the best thing ever. The shipping cost for Canadian buyers is a huge turnoff, broker fees and everything........ 

Not a complete turnoff, if you think on the customer's side, its practically the cost of a toy. Let's just say that it gets cheaper when you buy more in one go, or else, it'd be really expensive to spend $30 on shipping while your cargo is two bottles of lube.

Just remember not to ship via UPS and you'll be fine.

That's like saying "do not buy from TD" for us Canadians...

[Bartz]

I have a little beef with UPS, that's all. From the two times I used them, I got hit with a $45 customs charge both times for something that didn't even cost that much.

[Thunderhead]

I have a little beef with UPS, that's all. From the two times I used them, I got hit with a $45 customs charge both times for something that didn't even cost that much.

that's rough, I haven't gotten charged yet, but then again, its been last Christmas since I ordered anything so policies could change without me knowing.

[ColdNorth]

That's like saying "do not buy from TD" for us Canadians...

Yes, thanks for using USPS.
Shipping companies (especially UPS) charge ridiculously high brokerages fee. Sometimes with such companies it can cost as much as what you ordered.