If you live outside the glorious US of A, this greedy company will sting you to shreds with highly inflated shipping costs!
$97 to ship some flimsy nylon props to Australia!!
Absolute disgrace.

Hello there Mark MaoGowan. Thank you for reaching out and for sharing these information with us. Have a safe and a happy flying always.

It is not necessarily to do with Master Airscrew, American companies do not care what shipping costs, they never use less costly services. They simply use the service that gives them a good response at their end.

Geebax Posted at 11-16 21:32
It is not necessarily to do with Master Airscrew, American companies do not care what shipping costs, they never use less costly services. They simply use the service that gives them a good response at their end.

Agree, we're too bloody far from the rest of world, and too small a population, and next to zero bargaining power

Thanks for the warning!

Ouch thats ridiculous.  Always best to stick with OEM props.

Is it jut Master Air Screw that is charging exorbitant shipping prices to Australia or is it most products being shipped to Australia?  Just asking as it is quite the distance to get products to Australia via air or surface means.  

I hope you ordered more than 1 set of props. About the product itself. They really do make an M2x quieter. I like the product.

Always check the transport cost when ordering something from abroad.

Sometimes the cost of transport is the same as the product itself.

I am far from an expert on shipping internationally, but in having bought multiple products from them, I found the company to be far from greedy.  Greedy companies do not send discount codes for use on the next order, nor do they have great customer service.

What was the service level for delivery?  Was this rapid or standard timeframe type?  Where there additional transport costs that can only be provided by an Australian shipping partner?   It does sound steep.  

Geebax Posted at 11-16 21:32
It is not necessarily to do with Master Airscrew, American companies do not care what shipping costs, they never use less costly services. They simply use the service that gives them a good response at their end.

Then they should not be offering international shipping......I mean how hard is it to post some props that weigh a few grams.....ridiculous.
They gave me the runaround when I complained for told me to buy off their Amazon page yet their very own page has NO STOCK!
Amateurs.

TonyPHX Posted at 11-17 19:49
I am far from an expert on shipping internationally, but in having bought multiple products from them, I found the company to be far from greedy.  Greedy companies do not send discount codes for use on the next order, nor do they have great customer service.

What was the service level for delivery?  Was this rapid or standard timeframe type?  Where there additional transport costs that can only be provided by an Australian shipping partner?   It does sound steep.

What proof do you want that they want to charge $90odd for a few plastic props?
I'm done with DJI anyway, will be moving to Autel. A company that values it's customers....

Well it looks like they have brought the shipping charges down a bit from $97 to ......$51

Mark MaoGowan Posted at 11-22 04:35
Then they should not be offering international shipping......I mean how hard is it to post some props that weigh a few grams.....ridiculous.
They gave me the runaround when I complained for told me to buy off their Amazon page yet their very own page has NO STOCK!
Amateurs.

Most American companies use the most convenient shipping method for THEM not you. You could get a much better deal sending from the US to Australia using US Postal, but in most cases they do not come to the seller to pick up the shipment. American companies are lazy, and they don't care what you the customer pay for shipping.