this has prolly been asked before but I couldn't find it.... about how long does it take to get stuff after you order assuming its in stock
this has prolly been asked before but I couldn't find it.... about how long does it take to get stuff after you order assuming its in stock
Well that would depend on where you live in relation to Tim and which shipping option you choose.
ok thanks... being that I haven't ordered yet I didn't realize there were options. thanks for the info
I choose 2-3 day priority mail and we alwase got our stuff 2-3 days later. So far Iam up to 4 or so day waiting.
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Yeah same here i always use USPS if you are in the states, I've never had anything go over 3 days and I'm in Chicago the Shop is WA. If you use UPS you will be a waiting a week at least.
Iam in nebraska so I should be getting my package hopefully today. I really really need that part so I can start laying out the eletronics.
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being in the uk takes about 1-2 weeks depending on class. give you a rought idea of time wise, but like it has been said depends on where you live mainly
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thanks guys. I live In Minnesota so It'll Be pretty quick it sounds thanks again for the answers
It seems to take about 2 days to get to me here in WI once it's shipped.
Tim's a busy guy and sometimes takes a couple of days to get everything all packed up though, so exercise patience. It's well worth it when saber parts start coming in.
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Still no part yet........
*sigh*
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