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Appleseed won't ship slings to NC???

Started by lunchbox, May 08, 2011, 05:36:45 PM

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lunchbox

I was trying to get a couple of slings for my first appleseed shoot on Memorial day weekend, and I got an email saying that they were going to have to refund my money because they can't ship the slings to NC.

Any idea what this is about? Any way I can pick these up at the actual shoot?

Fred


   It has to do with collecting sales tax required by NC - our volunteers running the store don't have the time/expertise to deal with sales tax collection requirements either in NC or CO.

    There are slings available - simply search the net - in fact, there's someplace on this forum where sources are listed, if you use the search function.
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