>XI< Store is open

[Ruggerxi]

 

First off I wanna say all Canadian orders will be shipped via UPS, screw the postal service.

 

2nd I wanna say that printing color on glass and ceramic is expensive, printing two colors on glass is very expensive. I think doing the whole thing in 1 color just wouldnt look as nice as the two colors.

 

The coffee mug are $20 and the beer mug is $25, all prices include all shipping and packaging no matter where you live.

 

If you are gonna have your name of the back of the tshirt, please put in exactly how you want your name spelled in the box provided.  You can not personalize the Mugs . The name will go across the top of the shirt on the back.

 

Thank you Arrienn for the Tshirt design

 

All orders need to be placed by June 11th 2010, if you need to make any kind of arrangements for payments just let me know and >XI< will help you out.

 

All you need to do is click on this link on the top of the website and add items to your Paypal cart, once your done you will be taken to Paypal to pay for your items.

 

Thank you Phantom for setting up the store.

 

[NightmareXI]

good job thanks ...order on its way

[ShadowLady]

Very nice!   Dumb question..if you get your name on the shirt...does it go across the top like the last batch???

 

-Shadow

[Unexist]

I ordered one of everything

[RickJames]

Goes across the BACKSIDE oooooyeaaaaa lol j/k.

[Sonovabich]

How much are the beer mugs it don't say in the store?

[Dark Asylumn]

$25SOB

 

 

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[Ruggerxi]

I updated the 1st post with all the info

[Caper]

I thought you said the shirts were going to be cheaper.. Poo Poo Head

[Arrienn]

Glad the store is up. Been excited to order stuff! =)

[Ruggerxi]

Tshrits are $5 cheaper than last time, not as many colors and the amount of ink is lower so they can lower the price. Like I said if people need help with payment please hit me up and we will help you out.

[Caper]

[GorillaXI]

Can I get my mug with beer in it please sir?

[DEEJAYKEG]

UK-based purchasers bear in mind not only the dreaded Customs charges but also the much higher handling charge imposed by the carrier here (Royal Mail).  If the intrinsic value of the package exceeds £18 you become liable.  Believe me, it is no fun paying an extra £11+ of which £8 goes to the Royal Mail for the "service" of collecting the £3 import VAT!  I don't know if this is also an issue elsewhere in the EU but it's something Rugger et al may wish to bear in mind when packaging orders.  If a member places two separate orders, for example for a tee shirt and a mug, there might be a temptation to combine the two into one parcel to save on shipping, thereby landing the recipient with a huge bill at the other end...

 

For currency conversions see www.xe.com

For UK Customs guidance see http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPortalWebApp.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageVAT_ShowContent&propertyType=document&id=HMCE_CL_000014

#P137_11462

Royal Mail advice at http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/content1?catId=400044&mediaId=400362

 

Hope this helps/ prevents expense and disappointment.

[Ruggerxi]

Is there anyway I can pay for this?

[baldie]

No Rugger There is not it has to be paid on collection from our post sorting office but I personally do not have a problem with it .

Just my 2 cents worth lol

[Arrienn]

the only thing you can change from your end Rugger is sending the shirt as a gift on the customs form and keeping the value down to keep them from having to pay customs charges.

[DEEJAYKEG]

Ruggerxi

Is there anyway I can pay for this?

 

If you're talking about prepayment of UK/EU VAT, I don't know of a way that's possible and each country levies its own rate (the Germans will correct me if I am wrong but I believe theirs is 19% whereas ours is currently 17.5%).

It's something that those of us who've bought from the States and Canada in the past are aware of and I hope my post stops any that don't usually buy from outside the EU  from having a surprise at their door when the postman comes knocking.

Looking at what's available in the store, I have only spotted one individual item that could fall foul of this on its own and that is the 2XL personalised tee shirt, the cost of which exceeds the prevailing dollar equivalent of £18.

Provided the purchasers realise that it is their responsibility to pay any taxes and additional handling charges on import and do the research/ calculation themselves before they buy, would it be a problem?

If I understand you correctly, shipping is factored into all the listed prices so it shouldn't matter if items are sent one at a time (other than the poor person/people having to pack/address more packets/boxes)?

[Ruggerxi]

Yeah I can just change the price of the gift to like $5 dollars and that should be ok then?

[Caper]

Hey does that mean we get our shirst for $5.00 ?   

[WiZiD]

Thank You

[X-RayXI]

Great job on it

 

but

(here it comes)

I need to know when to order, if the shop is closed.

Just you know.... Fake it till you make it.

 

Sponsers NOT allowed!

 

tralalalaa

 

[WiZiD]

DEEJAYKEG

UK-based purchasers bear in mind not only the dreaded Customs charges but also the much higher handling charge imposed by the carrier here (Royal Mail).  If the intrinsic value of the package exceeds £18 you become liable.  Believe me, it is no fun paying an extra £11+ of which £8 goes to the Royal Mail for the "service" of collecting the £3 import VAT!  I don't know if this is also an issue elsewhere in the EU but it's something Rugger et al may wish to bear in mind when packaging orders.  If a member places two separate orders, for example for a tee shirt and a mug, there might be a temptation to combine the two into one parcel to save on shipping, thereby landing the recipient with a huge bill at the other end...

 

For currency conversions see www.xe.com

For UK Customs guidance see http://customs.hmrc.gov.uk/channelsPortalWebApp/channelsPortalWebApp.portal?_nfpb=true&_pageLabel=pageVAT_ShowContent&propertyType=document&id=HMCE_CL_000014

#P137_11462

Royal Mail advice at http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/content1?catId=400044&mediaId=400362

 

Hope this helps/ prevents expense and disappointment.

Please correct me if I am wrong but I thought if you mailed as a gift there is no charge.

[WolfTiS]

Can someone tell me if the T-shirts run big, small or normal for the size?

[Ruggerxi]

They do run normal size.