On Sep 20, 5:07 pm, wrote:


First you say 10,000 pounds of coffee. When I point out that your named
supplier, who can at most provide 90 pounds per hour, can't possibly provide
that amount without it being quite stale,

You think coffee in degassing bags become stale in 3 weeks?. I think
you are about 3 mo off... but thats my opinion. Many of the store
bought "fresh coffee" is 100X's that old.

(by the time they roast 10,000 pounds,
the first part of production will already be past the "sell by" date without the
shipping delay even factored in) you change your story and say you will be
bringing a load of more than one item.

Please quote me saying a load of "one item". The cargo will all be
coffee, not all roasted, not all green.

Now you are back to claiming a shipment
of 10,000 pounds of coffee. Oh, yeah, your supplier already sells his finished
product in the USA on the internet with $4.98 shipping on any sized order.

What no link?

Maybe
you should order 10,000 pounds with $4.98 shipping! Did you do ANY actual
research? Really doesn't sound like it.

Whatever sock puppet. Since the USPS charges more than 10 bucks a
pound to mainland Belize, and over 30 dollars a pound priorty mail he
must have one hell of a mark-up huh?

http://ircalc.usps.gov/default.aspx?...ngle&CID=10034


Good luck, anyway.-

Thanks Sock Puppet... but I prefer to rely on planning and hard work.

Joe

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