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Shipping overseas presently in the USA

By zaxis3dprinting, in Buying or selling your Ultimaker

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zaxis3dprinting
Posted in Shipping overseas presently in the USA

Hello, I have been told that to use my credit card I have to have my home address and shipping destination address on my credit card to get approval My credit card has my home address but not shipping address. I need to have my printer shipped to Beirut, Lebanon. Does anyone else have any experience about buying and shipping that they can guide me through? I have also been told that buying the Ultimaker 2 and shipping to Beirut is okay. Thanks for any help.

 

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