Thread: shipping a coticule to Russia

I'm not hear here in Russia about problems with import / export of grinding/sharpening stones. And yes, it's better to have a simple label - a grinding or sharpening stone. This is more understandable for both Russian post and customs.

I never made biznes with Russian, just for Rule.

I have dealt with 2 gents from Russia, Alex B. and another Alex. Both stand up guys, great stones and great service.
No complaints here.

I have dealt with Russian folks in the past (buy sell and trade), good folks. in fact one of them (whom has also posted on this thread) is a true gentleman and i would be happy to do any business and trades with him in the future.

There are good people everywhere. Sadly, the integrity of the post in any country is sometimes lacking. Especially my particular post office