So, I guess I need to find some nice person in US with PayPal. I could pay in advance and send my discount code to this person... This person should buy the n800 and send it to my friend in Norden. And I must trust the person to!
<br>Hum... too risky ?!<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">2007/3/29, Frantisek Dufka <<a href="mailto:dufkaf@seznam.cz">dufkaf@seznam.cz</a>>:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
Jesus wrote:<br>> In Summary: I have an international credit card (and money!), I have a<br>> discount code, I have a friend living in US that is coming to Brazil (he<br>> doesn't have a credit card with billing address in US to!) and I REALLY
<br>> want a N800. Nokia doesn't let me to!<br><br>Yes, had the same problem (i.e wanted to pay with my valid card and ship<br>to someone else because they don't want to ship it to my country). I<br>think this is some sort of conspiracy on Nokia side :-) Maybe they don't
<br>want to sell it because they know it will be faulty and they also know<br>their support is poor so why not to cut it at the beginning and don't<br>sell anything to strangers who are not worthy? Just kidding :-) I'm
<br>still happy for the discount code.<br><br>I found nice person in Germany. The price for this shipping/billing<br>address problem was 8.60 EUR additional postage plus 4.01 EUR on PayPal<br>fees (PayPal has no problem with my card) plus wasted time of that nice
<br>person plus my fear that something will go wrong. Quite cheap when<br>considering the discount and device is fine. But still I was not very<br>impressed by all those obstacles. And imagine we have this European<br>Union thing so in theory there are no borders and barriers for people
<br>and trade :-)<br><br>Frantisek<br></blockquote></div><br>