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Hi there, it's my second time using a proxy seller and first time ever using Doorzo. I just ordered merch that is brand new (released today or yesterday on the original JP site) and that's shipping out in January if I understood correctly. When placing my order, filling out my shipping info etc, I got a pop up telling me to carefully choose the shipping option so they could deliver properly but the next thing they did was asking for payment and that was it. At no point I was asked to choose which shipping service I wanted. Is it because the item is technically not released yet? I suppose I'll get to choose later if that's the case? I just want to be reassured lol

Hi there,

We will be 3 adults visiting in late September and we of course plan to rent a car. I was looking at rentals and considered renting a Toyota Aygo. I'm already familiar with similar cars of this size and already drove 4 adults with it so I'm not too worried about the space. But does it sway a lot against the wind? I had kind of a bad experience with a rented Fiat 500 a few years ago in a country less windy than Iceland and the car kept moving at the slightest gust. Maybe something was wrong with it, I don't know but I don't want to spent my whole time struggling to keep the car inside the lines lol

If any one has experience with driving Aygos, I'll take any advice :)

Bonjour, j'ai des amis hors France qui m'ont envoyé un cadeau et j'aimerais leur envoyer quelque chose en retour. J'ai voulu leur envoyer les petits pots de confitures Bonne Maman (en plus d'autres petites choses) mais je n'ai pas de boite assez petite. Par contre j'ai des enveloppes à bulles, est ce qu'il y a des contre indications à envoyer de la confiture dedans? Les pots sont petits et ont l'air assez solide et j'ai remis une couche de papier bulle autour pour être vraiment safe. Il y a beaucoup de listes en ligne qui disent ce qu'on peut mettre dedans mais pas trop sur ce qui est interdit (sauf les cas évidents de produits dangereux, etc. bien sûr)