Welcome to Rippinh2o.com's Surfer's Exchange

You can post items for sale or search the database for items to buy.

We own the name thesurfexchange.com, if this area grows enough, the Exchange will have it's own site at that address. So feel free to add your information to the Exchange, it's free and you won't see any banner ads or get SPAM.

Post a board for sale on the Board Exchange or search for a board to buy.

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How do I get paid for my items?

You can come to a mutual agreement with the buyer for payment or use an online payment service such as PayPal. More information on PayPal can be found at their website http://paypal.com.

You can buy or sell items online with secure transactions using PayPal's online transaction services.
With PayPal, individuals can send and receive payments through the Internet.
PayPal is the preferred payment service for online auctions, and for online community and group websites.
Recommended by CNET as "the most reliable personal payment service."

PayPal Personal Accounts are free and you can:

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How Do Ship My Board to the Buyer?

These shipping tips are suggestions on how to ship your packages, there is no guarantee these tips will prevent damage during shipping

There are several options to ship a surf board

UPS
Federal Express
UP Postal Service
Regular Freight

Packaging

Corrugated Boxes

Use double-wall boxes for heavier items.
Use sturdy boxes with flaps intact.
If reusing a box, make sure there are no holes, tears or corner dents.
Remove previous labels.
Cover sharp or protruding edges with taped corrugated panels or pads.
Make sure your box is large enough to put adequate padding around contents.

Inside Cushioning Common cushioning material includes:

corrugated fiberboard
molded plastic material
loose "peanuts"
densely packed shredded paper
bubble wrap
Use a minimum of 2" to 3" of packing material all around the item more for fragile items.
Use enough packing material so that the item does not shift or move during transit.
If you're shipping many items in a box, wrap separately and put sufficient packing material between them.

How to Seal your package

DO NOT WRAP the outside of your package with string or kraft paper, it may be declined for shipment.
Tape all seams securely end-to-end with one of these kinds of tape:

Pressure-sensitive packing tape, minimum 2" width.
Water-activated paper tape, 60-lb. grade, minimum 3" width.
Water-activated reinforced tape, minimum 2" width.

USE Proper Labeling

Correct placement of the address label helps ensure on-time delivery.
Avoid wrinkles, tears, stains or stray marks on labels. Don't mark on borders.
Position address label squarely on largest surface.
Labels should not be:
- Bent over the edge of the package
- On top of seams, closures or sealing tape.
- Wrapped so that the edges overlap
Avoid placing tape or film over the label, and don't insert them into plastic sleeves.
If you have an irregularly shaped container, place the label on the largest side.
Provide complete sender and recipient information.
- Address, including apartment or unit numbers
- ZIP code
- Phone number
Attach any packing slips near the address label.

These shipping tips are suggestions on how to ship your packages, there is no guarantee these tips will prevent damage during shipping.
RippinH2o.com is in no way responsible for shipping or payment for items, we are providing a platform for surfer's to list items for exchange only.

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