greek chandlers online

[lurob]

I'm hoping to buy instruments (wind, depth & log) + wheelpilot online from greek chandlers (to be delivered in greece). Can anyone supply appropriate websites please?

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[Deleted member 478]

If you're going to buy online, why restrict yourself to a Greek chandler? John at All Gadgets should be able to get your goods to you without any problems or is there something that I don't know about sending parcels to Greece?

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[lurob]

Just wanted to compare prices, not sure if some things may be cheaper in greece. Also, no VAT is payable on marine safety equipment over there. We have successfully ordered stuff here to be shipped directly to Greece. Thanks for the sites, will check them out.

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[milltech]

Parcel Force charge £40.50 which I think is up to about 10 kilos, maybe 15 I'd need to check. In point of fact only Turkey and Slovakia are more expensive to ship to in Europe. The Greek postal service seems to be somewhat inept, I'm always a bit nervous sending stuff there.

Still, and order's an order!

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[rrees]

Was in Greece at the start of the year Post fom the UK is a nightmare
Sent 2 consignments via different parcel companies and took a very long time
EPIRB and Radar dish

Richard

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[vyv_cox]

Last Monday I ordered a new electric windlass from West Marine, to be delivered to Holland. Complete package weighed 43 lbs, from memory. Carriage cost 80 dollars. It arrived on Friday morning. No VAT paid up to now.

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