Seems like a nightmarish situation has occurred not with the APUG Traveling Portfolio, but with the Acutance.com Travelling Exhibition (formerly at f32.net), wherein one participant has gotten stuck with $240 in shipping fees so far and perhaps more to come, so to avoid that circumstance, I've updated the FAQ thusly--
Q: What method of shipping should I use? Should I insure the portfolio?
A: Use a carrier that offers the best compromise between shipping time and cost. It is not necessary to send the portfolio overnight or to use a costly courier or express service.
Do not insure the portfolio or declare a high value for customs when shipping internationally, or the recipient may be assessed a high duty to receive the portfolio, and will justifiably not accept it, and then the carrier may charge you a return shipping fee. This has not happened with the APUG Traveling Portfolio, but it did happen with a similar project on another site.
Randy has Portfolio II, and nsurit should be up next.
gbenaim has been added to the list for Portfolio II.
Quick question David, do you have my current address? I know all the ladies at the post office are excited about it. I have two of them ditching their digital cameras and taking analog back up. Showing them that portfolio will be a great incentive for them to start doing their own work.
Quick question David, do you have my current address? I know all the ladies at the post office are excited about it. I have two of them ditching their digital cameras and taking analog back up. Showing them that portfolio will be a great incentive for them to start doing their own work.
Not sure, Aggie. Send it to me in a PM (current address, phone, and e-mail) just in case, and I'll check it against the list.
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