Cundco takes Paypal.
The School is great fun. I hope you enjoy it.
CundCo provide excellent service. I bought my copy from them and it was a very quick delivery. I'm in Australia too and my memory is that the shipping costs were very reasonable too.
Welcome to the forums harvster... It's great to see other Australian Carcassonne players here.
Quote from: Scott on May 03, 2013, 06:14:43 PMCundco takes Paypal.Thanks for that info! Tried their contact email address and everything appeared to go through ok.otSo how many of the CC faithful already had a copy of The School (Die Schule)?
That scoringboard might come in handy, takes less space on the table and gives all player a better overview of their position on the score track. Yet I feel that the price 24,99 euro is a bit too high (even a few euro's more than the base game)...
I also like the idea of a magnetic scoreboard, but can't justify the price. I might design my own and repaint some magnets.
Quote from: harvster on May 04, 2013, 06:12:58 AMQuote from: Scott on May 03, 2013, 06:14:43 PMCundco takes Paypal.Thanks for that info! Tried their contact email address and everything appeared to go through ok.otSo how many of the CC faithful already had a copy of The School (Die Schule)?Harvster, I ordered the School along with several other things to Australia. I payed by PayPal. There service was pretty good, but there was a huge hold-up in Australian customs because the cookie cutters were declared as kitchen appliances and they thought they might be knives, they were going to charge us $120 for opening them up to check that the package was safe.
What?!! I suppose it does include the word "cutters" (and who knew box cutters could be so bad) but... Well done on convincing them not to charge you. $120. That's amazing.Do wooden spoons qualify as kitchen appliances? :-)
Quote from: harvster on July 22, 2013, 09:06:56 AMWhat?!! I suppose it does include the word "cutters" (and who knew box cutters could be so bad) but... Well done on convincing them not to charge you. $120. That's amazing.Do wooden spoons qualify as kitchen appliances? :-)I would ask the sender to specify them more clearly. The guys at CundCo did the best they could... just didn't imagine it would cause more than a month delay.
Quote from: AlbinoAsian on July 22, 2013, 09:10:42 AMQuote from: harvster on July 22, 2013, 09:06:56 AMWhat?!! I suppose it does include the word "cutters" (and who knew box cutters could be so bad) but... Well done on convincing them not to charge you. $120. That's amazing.Do wooden spoons qualify as kitchen appliances? :-)I would ask the sender to specify them more clearly. The guys at CundCo did the best they could... just didn't imagine it would cause more than a month delay.Who would?! But makes for a great story now! :-) I'm still trying to work out why it costs $120 to open up what I would imagine to be a small package that probably didn't even weigh enough to be carrying knives...
We ordered a lot because all the members of our Carc group wanted something. So it was a decent size box.... It still baffles me though
Don't really know what merits (just noticed them!) are but they sound like something you deserve to get in going above and beyond the call of duty for your mates!
Quote from: harvster on July 22, 2013, 09:26:56 AMDon't really know what merits (just noticed them!) are but they sound like something you deserve to get in going above and beyond the call of duty for your mates!Exactly, they are a pat on the back and attaboy for doing a good turn for the site community or a member in particular (which improves community health). You can find the "[give merit]" link right below the member's avitar.
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