International shipping possible again, but delivery times still longer

poly.play
2021-02-01 10:10:00 / Publications / Comment 1
Shipping is again possible to almost all countries. However, renewed short-term restrictions are possible at any time - depending on the situation of the Covid 19 pandemic in the respective countries. Unfortunately, there are still massive delays in shipping by the shipping service providers. Overseas deliveries are particularly affected by this, as shipping partly takes place by sea freight.
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Daniel Y., 06.06.21 15:07

Ive been waiting a year for my stuff! Give me back my money, you thief!
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