UPDATE: Amazon.com Warehouse Deals does not ship to Canada.
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I’m afraid they do not ship to Canada. Straight from their Shipping Policy page
Please note: Warehouse Deals does not ship to International, APO/FPO addresses.
That’s really too bad they don’t ship to Canada. In fact, it’s quite frustrating that many U.S. retailers have this policy. Amazon.ca doesn’t cut it.
You might as well delete this entry… it’s useless to us.
Please delete before it wastes anyone else’s time.
it is the hassle with the canadian border services. the paperwork can be frustrating. using a broker can be very expensive. exact costs cannot be determined in the first place. how would they collect additional money if the final cost exceeds their quoted price?
the other option would be to have it shipped to a fedex/ups depot close to the border and import it yourself. This works only if you live close to the border. but it can save tons of money