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Dustin Faulkner
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Posted: Thu 07 Aug, 2008 3:08 pm Post subject: How do you contact Lutel? |
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Hello:
I was wondering how one contacts Lutel in the Czech Republic. I can't find a means of contacting them on their web site. I am interested in one of their war hammers, but I have no idea what the exchange rate is. Therefore, I don't know what any of their products cost in dollars. Thank you.
- Dustin Faulkner
DUSTIN FAULKNER
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Nathan Robinson
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Posted: Thu 07 Aug, 2008 3:12 pm Post subject: |
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I have moved this topic to the Off-topic Talk forum.
Please note the description for this forum:
"Discussions of general history and other miscellaneous topics relating to arms and armour that do not specifically fit our other forums"
This topic is about contact information for a vendor, not a discussion of historical arms and armour: hence the movie.
Exchange rates are defined by banks and financial institutions, not by vendors. You'd be paying them in their native currency. Your final cost in US dollars would be determined via your payment institution (ie, your bank). Just to get an idea of the exchange rate at this moment, simply go to an online currency rate site such as XE.
Thank you.
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Tim Lison
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Posted: Thu 07 Aug, 2008 5:06 pm Post subject: |
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Dustin-
At the lefthand side of the Lutel webpage is a heading called "contact". That will bring up Lutel's email link, address and phone number. When I ordered from them, I used exclusively email but all the options are there for you. They quoted me a price in Dollars not Koruna. My bank did the rest via international money transfer.
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Joe Fults
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Posted: Thu 07 Aug, 2008 5:36 pm Post subject: |
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Email them...if they don't quote in dollars google.com exchange rate and you can find a number of currency conversion tool that will give you an idea. When you do the wire transfer the bank should be able to quote you the conversion, it will after all be the real cost/rate.
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