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Only that Amazon doesn't ship electronics to outside the US, and thus international customers wouldn't be able to get them. Since the Foundation is from the UK,
by youlost_thegame 15y ago
Only that Amazon doesn't ship electronics to outside the US, and thus international customers wouldn't be able to get them. Since the Foundation is from the UK, they probably know that.
Maybe they didn't go for the best option, but I always like to remind the US customers (who usually just don't honestly know about Amazon's restrictions) that buying electronics from them is a bad idea for the international market
- wheels 15y agoAmazon has sites all over the world, including the UK, for which it also offers fulfillment services. I suspect the larger reason this hasn't been done yet is that it allows them to first take the orders and then scale the production run size to that.
- JCB_K 15y agoAll over the world? They've got sites in 9 countries.
- kamjam 15y agoFor most people in the US, that it is all over the world! </sarc>
- GiraffeNecktie 15y agoAnd beyond
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- ma2rten 15y agoBut here in the Netherlands you can order anything your heart desires either on Amazon UK or Germany. I'd imagine it would be the same for other EU countries. So that part of the world would be covered at least.
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- 542458 15y agohttp://www.amazon.ca/Electronics/b/ref=sa_menu_eva3?ie=UTF8&node=667823011 http://www.amazon.ca/Electronics/b/ref=sa_menu_eva3?ie=UTF8&... Nope.
- rmc 15y agoFrom my perspective the US is "international"
- InclinedPlane 15y agoEstimate demand, send X% of your initial production run (probably more than half) to Amazon, send the rest to international suppliers.