🚀 go-pugleaf

 When I started 'home computing' many bits had to be purchsed from the
 U.S., and in the U.K. the simplest way has always been to us VISA or
 MasterCard (Known as ACCESS in the UK). The only problems I have had have
  been with a damaged memory card which the UK Post Office cracked. The only
 other small snag is you don't actually know the cost until the bill arrives
 as you normally get the exchange rate on the day its posted to your Visa
 account. Oh and of course you need to get the sender to put in an invoice or
 receipt so the PO know how much duty to charge. I don' know how this works
 in the US but it ought to be itemised. For example when importing Software
 into the U.K. duty is only payable on the value of the MEDIA it is stored on.
 Hope this helps.
 Sorry no signature file but replies outside the UK may be sent to:-
 D.WADE@D.SALF.AC.UK - Most Places, MS2@UKACRL - Bitnet.