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Tea (rec.drink.tea) Discussion relating to tea, the world's second most consumed beverage (after water), made by infusing or boiling the leaves of the tea plant (C. sinensis or close relatives) in water. |
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I contacted a Pu'er seller on Ebay China who has a fantastic selection
at good prices with hundreds and hundreds of satisfied buyers. I send inquiries in English and he responds in Chinese which I pass through Babelfish. I can tell he hasn't shipped international and is not sure of PayPal international payments even though his auctions indicate as such. If it is PayPal.CN then that requires China CC and Bank accounts for the buyer. If it is PayPal.Com then international payments are accepted through the financial institutions of either. Of course someone pays the international currency piper. I know it usually isn't the buyer because I use PayPal with other countries. He's in the process of checking out China Post and PayPal.Com. On one of his replies he thought Pu'er would end up in quarantine because it is an agricultural product which contains a bug. That gave me a chuckle. I replied with how he fills out a customs declaration. I'll keep everyone informed how it pans out one way or the other. When it is early morning here it is early tonight in Beijing. Jim |
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