Thread: Martin De Candre

Originally Posted by tcrideshd

Ya I am never without something Harley on my body, even my wedding ring us Harley, I just tryed the site but it kept trying to add the shipping on n but it said free shipping in my cart at first for 3 jars. I sent them a question before I try it again, cause it said free in the cart till I started processing the first order. Tc

I don't blame you. I can't remember if my shipping was free or not but I don't think it was. It was still cheaper than here in the states.

According to Marty the 3 jars was enough to qualify and it actually showed free in the cart ,mouth it didn't have it at checkout

Originally Posted by tcrideshd

According to Marty the 3 jars was enough to qualify and it actually showed free in the cart ,mouth it didn't have it at checkout

Cool Tc. I hope that is a standing offer but I don't remember it when I ordered mine. I have enough for now though plus other brands as well.

Yeah, I decided to go for it based on the price and free shipping suggestion, but they want €22 for 3 jars or €24 for 2 jars for shipping.

Originally Posted by Moonshae

Yeah, I decided to go for it based on the price and free shipping suggestion, but they want €22 for 3 jars or €24 for 2 jars for shipping.

Moonshae, whatever you buy, it is still cheaper than the one here in the states. I can understand one wanting to make money & i guess their store rental comes into play but for people like us, the better deal is always tops.

Originally Posted by engine46

Moonshae, whatever you buy, it is still cheaper than the one here in the states. I can understand one wanting to make money & i guess their store rental comes into play but for people like us, the better deal is always tops.

Oh, no doubt! I suspect that the U.S. retailer isn't changing their prices as the euro:dollar values change, and their prices reflect a stronger euro.

I have found that buying from the manufacturers in other countries is usually cheaper. Also I have tried to look up euros to usd on Google & it doesn't make sense. It usually comes out cheaper buying directly from the manufacturer & the euros is usually different. I haven't been able to figure that one out yet.

Originally Posted by engine46

I have found that buying from the manufacturers in other countries is usually cheaper. Also I have tried to look up euros to usd on Google & it doesn't make sense. It usually comes out cheaper buying directly from the manufacturer & the euros is usually different. I haven't been able to figure that one out yet.

Just looked it up and the EURO is worth slightly more than the USD. Looks like 1 EURO is worth about $1.10 US.

Bob

I pulled the trigger, with the exchange rate of €1=$1.10, my mix of 3 jars with shipping came to $141 and change. So buy two, get one free vs the U.S. retailer. The biggest expense for shipping is the first jar, so it makes sense to buy a few, as the increase is not much for each additional jar.

Still, $140 for 3 jars of soap, I hope this lives up to its reputation!

Most banks charge a currency conversion fee, and so the exchange rate isn't as good as how the currencies are actually trading.