Freewheeling wrote:
Thanks. Sounds like the easiest thing to do is just ignore this, and sell
to a bidder in the US.

It's no more difficult to sell internationally. You already have the
package weight and size for the US shipping fee, so just enter the same
information into the USPS international calculator for the international
fee. If the buyer asks you to lie on the duty form (not an uncommon
request), simply refuse.

When you mail the package at the post office, the clerk will ask you to
fill out a duty form declaring the contents and value of the package. It
takes all of five seconds to fill out -- no longer than the insurance
form. That's all there is to it.

Avoid all other shipping companies, including UPS and Fedex, since they
make international shipping unnecessarily confusing for both the buyer
and the seller.

-Mike