I just got an email from CamelCamelCamel saying the Logitech Harmony Smart Control is down below US$60. Great..!!!
But when I go to place an order it says Amazon don't ship to Australia.. Doh…!
I have checked a few re-mailer options but they all seem to be north of US$30..
Just wondering what everybody else have done in these situations..?
I imagine Amazon could filter sellers who don't deliver to Australia before you go through 5 pages of checkout. Imagine that!
is this on the .com.au website?
uh USA, OP is quoting USD and camelcamelcamel isn't relevant within Australia, it covers the following countries: Canada · China · France · Germany · Italy · Japan · Spain · United Kingdom · United States
I don't see any at $60 or less new.
Please post the link.
If it is Amazon.com I usually ship to
Shipito.com and then pay them to forward it via USPS.
It says out of stock.
naw you gotta check the asin first being even thinking about buying from amazon - everyone says so.
Yeah, says it is out of stock already….
This is my filter: https://camelcamelcamel.com/search?sq=harmony
Most of the other sellers who ship to Australia usually have around $18 shipping for the same item..
The minimum Shipito shipping comes in at US$32 using Oz Post..
Would it be that these sellers incorporate a portion of the shipping cost into the cost of the product so as to mitigate their risk to variable or higher than standard shipping costs? Or would they simply tack on the shipping costs and the buyer just cops the price increase? What do people think?
If you're signed in it usually tells you on the product page if it doesn't ship to Australia
Woohoo, it is back in stock AND now has shipping to Australia, for just over US$13…!
Total price including shipping is just under AUD $100..:
https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Harmony-Control-Smartphone-S…
what do you imagine (aside from using freight forwarders) might occur?