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12 years 9 months ago #65692 by Leon Setaro
Replied by Leon Setaro on topic Exporting tarantulas
any indication on what sort of prices will be paid?

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12 years 9 months ago #65694 by Cameron Torode
Replied by Cameron Torode on topic Exporting tarantulas
Should be quite good. Think curlies will go for about 5 - 10 Pounds/Euros
But the initial cost of Posting it off can be quite high, not a lot but it is quite a bit, like R200 if people are to be believed

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12 years 9 months ago #65720 by Leonard
Replied by Leonard on topic Exporting tarantulas
Really? www.thespidershop.co.uk sells tarantulas at real bargains. They are cheaper then our country, and you want to export them? Lmfao. You might sell them for the same prices they ask for in the UK.

Here is what a petshops basic calculation is Product cost R. Now to sell they do the basic calculation (R x 2.5 = the price the client would pay) so go figure out at what price they stock their tarantulas as, AND on top of that www.thespidershop.co.uk is the cheapest by a long shot. Pitty we can't import. "Oh and remember you are going to pay for the permit to export + shipping "if the client is not going to pay for the shipping" so you do the calculations. Yes you will be giving away your stock, so you might as well give people the chance to buy them at the price you are going to sell them at to shops overseas. But I know there are people who would rather just make sure the tarantulas are sold in any other country than SA.

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