UK NOT SHIPPING TO USA ANY LONGER

[neuticles]

Seems only the UK has the really good Habanos so its very distressing to
learn that most merchants say they can't ship to the USA any longer
due to "credit card rules'.

Amazing you can buy liquor and just about anyhting else online --
from the UK- but cigars are restricted by credit card companies?

I maintain that UK cigar merchants should grow some Neuticles and
ignore that rule as without the merchants and consumers there would
be no credit card companies.

[nicwing]

Well Mr N, the other solution is that you could move to a civilised country where they sell Cuban cigars in the shops.

[Stevieboy]

I think the US embargo on Cuban goods might be an issue too...

[patrickspark]

Well Mr N, the other solution is that you could move to a civilised country where they sell Cuban cigars in the shops.

agreed - pack your bags and move to Dublin !

[nicwing]

Also, I am confused, on another thread you are complaining about a UK retailer who didn't send you some cigars even though your credit card was charged. So you got a refund. Then you start a new thread complaining that your credit card can't be used.

So tell us, which is it?

[neuticles]

i'd love to!!!!!!!!!- getting a little wacky here in the US

[neuticles]

Yes it is confusing. Maybe you can explain it?

[neuticles]

i agree!

[nicwing]

Good, that's that sorted then!!

[Watkins]

Got to be trollingggggggggggggg
Why would an upstanding UK business break the law knowingly by sending banned goods to a country.

[monkey66]

Yes, they should take big risks for you, such a grateful customer.

Just a thought, did it ever occur to you that by going public on this matter you may have made it impossible for a UK trader to send anything to you?

[nicwing]

Do you know what Monkey, I bet it didn't.

[Jacobwaits]

Yes it is confusing. Maybe you can explain it?

Cuckoo

[neuticles]

well go online and see them- i would imagine they're trying to make a living?

Got to be trollingggggggggggggg
Why would an upstanding UK business break the law knowingly by sending banned goods to a country.

[neuticles]

monkey 66- i see their website's chocked full of delish habanos-
i believe they elected to go public years ago with the wonders
of the internet.

Yes, they should take big risks for you, such a grateful customer.

Just a thought, did it ever occur to you that by going public on this matter you may have made it impossible for a UK trader to send anything to you?