Very Annoying

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GUNNM replied on 09-24-2009 9:48 PM

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europe even has it's own forums its like a parallel universe

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Pringer X replied on 09-25-2009 2:25 AM

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GUNNM:

europe even has it's own forums its like a parallel universe

Yeah, really!

Did you know they have a different currency there too? WEIRD!

This has been my useless post of the day. I hope you enjoyed it!

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G-Nitro replied on 09-25-2009 6:26 AM

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You need to mail it, and realize this site is for members that are 18 and older. You shouldn't be on here in the first place.

Goozex really needs to do something about these under 18 members....

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eaglefan replied on 09-25-2009 6:35 AM

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Zenverse:

eaglefan:

slushersa:

why can't you send the game where he is?

It says that he is in Eruope somewhere.

I thought that Europeans had their own version of this site. I didn't think we could trade between them.

It said Armed Forces Europe.

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Zenverse replied on 09-25-2009 6:42 AM

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eaglefan:

Zenverse:

eaglefan:

slushersa:

why can't you send the game where he is?

It says that he is in Eruope somewhere.

I thought that Europeans had their own version of this site. I didn't think we could trade between them.

It said Armed Forces Europe.

SGT Robert Smith
PSC 802 Box 74
APO AE 09499-0074

The AE denotes that it is a military address in Europe. From what I've been reading, sending to a military address is the same as sending in the US (cost is the same). However, it may take longer. Check out the link I posted in my previous post as it may give you some information you need. Other than that, I have no experience with this but apparently some other users do as they have posted regarding military address in previous threads.

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G-Nitro replied on 09-25-2009 6:44 AM

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Lol, if it's Armed Forces, you can send it like any other game. It uses regular USPS mail. Unless your parents are anti-military (in which they should be beaten), then go to the post office and mail it off like any other package.

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eaglefan replied on 09-25-2009 6:46 AM

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G-Nitro:

Lol, if it's Armed Forces, you can send it like any other game. It uses regular USPS mail. Unless your parents are anti-military (in which they should be beaten), then go to the post office and mail it off like any other package.

No way! My family has military blood in it.I am posting it agin, next time I will send it. Thanks

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Kenny007 replied on 09-25-2009 8:27 AM

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eaglefan:

G-Nitro:

Lol, if it's Armed Forces, you can send it like any other game. It uses regular USPS mail. Unless your parents are anti-military (in which they should be beaten), then go to the post office and mail it off like any other package.

No way! My family has military blood in it.I am posting it agin, next time I will send it. Thanks

Good to hear, for I was about to rage post...

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eaglefan replied on 09-25-2009 12:59 PM

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Ok i am going to accept it.

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Zenverse replied on 09-25-2009 1:10 PM

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eaglefan:

Ok i am going to accept it.

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Kenny007 replied on 09-25-2009 1:12 PM

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I've received games from military addresses and usually the delay isn't more than a day or two.  Since it is still covered by USPS everything, I've no qualms shipping to these addys.

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Zenverse replied on 09-25-2009 1:15 PM

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Kenny007:

I've received games from military addresses and usually the delay isn't more than a day or two.  Since it is still covered by USPS everything, I've no qualms shipping to these addys.

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pugmagician replied on 09-25-2009 1:18 PM

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I'm pretty sure that you have to go to the PO for it, I always do. You also have to fill out a customs form for them, you can also add a DC to it too though.

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I-Weapon-X replied on 09-25-2009 1:22 PM

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i would send the guy a PM after you match with him explaining why you kept declining his trade request

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Hexpane replied on 09-25-2009 1:50 PM

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From all accounts,  serving in the middle east is 95% boredom, extreme weather, lack of sleep,  5% hellish explosions of violence.

We should be sending our soldiers as much entertainment as they require to survive!  We may not agree with the chicken hawks who sent them there, but I will always support our volunteers of brave and bold.