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No US credit card? No problem!

Once a upon a time, there was a fashionista who was trying to shop on eLuxury.com to buy a cute Marc Jacobs bag only to find out, after 4 days of e-mails going back & forth, that her Kuwaiti credit was unaccepted. Her dreams were shattered & her heart was broken. And then came her Knight & shining armor (well 2 knights to be exact):
  • Sultan Center's unique Just Ask service–the only one of its kind in the Middle East–can source any product you need, local or international, at real time and without any additional cost. Through TSC’s Just Ask service, the sky is the limit for your desired products! Just Ask is available at 3 TSC locations:Salmiya, Sharq, and Al Kout.
  • Myusa.com will pay for merchandise that you wish to purchase using their Credit Card, PayPal account or Money Order. By default, Access USA will charge your credit card for all Personal Shopper orders for reimbursement. Visit their site to learn more.

Thank you ansam for inspiring me to write this post. And now you can set your self free in the cyber-shopping-world!

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Ansam said…
I know about Just Ask, and I LOVE it.. I will check out myusa one
Thanks a whole bunch :-* Muwaaaaah
07 June, 2007
Confashion said…
ansam
anytime :) btw, the myusa.com's service is called Personal Shopper..
08 June, 2007
cterwill33 said…
Another forwarding company is Bongo International at http://www.bongous.com. The benefit of using them is that they will let you set up a US mailbox for free and on a pay per use basis while myus.com charges a monthly fee and a signup fee. Rates are similar as well, but myus.com has a lot of additional fees like consolidation fees, commercial invoice fees, etc...and Bongo International does not charge them.
18 December, 2007
Confashion said…
cterwill33
Thanks for sharing this valuable info :)
19 December, 2007
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