I've ordered at least a dozen times from VapeDojo in the US and usually get it within 9 days, I live in Vancouver,Canada. Yet I hear from other people that order from different high quality suppliers get held up for 3 weeks or not delivered at all. Is this the way they go about shipping? I'm dying to try Vanilla Custard from Gremlinjuice but don't want to pay for something that doesn't arrive. Any information would be appreciated.
Why do some juice orders make it to Canada consistently and others don't?
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From what I've read, Canada has some issues with nic imports. Maybe it depends on which POE the order comes through?
Best bet is to jump down here Canada Forum and see how other Canadians deal with it.
Edit: Or just drive down to Bellingham!
Best bet is to jump down here Canada Forum and see how other Canadians deal with it.
Edit: Or just drive down to Bellingham!
I have gotten everything I have ever ordered from different US vendors and China, except for one of my latest. It's been in transit for almost a month. It actually disappeared in Vancouver on Feb 3. Doesn't say it went through customs, but I'm sure, that's where it's stuck.
You just jinxed your next order.
The part that will drive you insane about Canada Customs is that they are - consistently inconsistent. This is why many suppliers just give up and quit shipping to Canada. Especially after "X" number of customers demand an order that was seized or returned to the supplier once already be reshipped at the suppliers cost. You also have to look at site disclaimers about international shipping. A place like Mt Baker will ship anywhere - but in their international shipping terms claim zero responsibility or liability once the package leaves the confines of the USA.
A dozen order got to you ok? You're overdue... There is no obvious answer as to why or when a shipment will get through Customs - or maybe not.
The part that will drive you insane about Canada Customs is that they are - consistently inconsistent. This is why many suppliers just give up and quit shipping to Canada. Especially after "X" number of customers demand an order that was seized or returned to the supplier once already be reshipped at the suppliers cost. You also have to look at site disclaimers about international shipping. A place like Mt Baker will ship anywhere - but in their international shipping terms claim zero responsibility or liability once the package leaves the confines of the USA.
A dozen order got to you ok? You're overdue... There is no obvious answer as to why or when a shipment will get through Customs - or maybe not.
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