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New Payment Methods for our Canadian Customers

RockAuto has added a pair of new payment methods to better serve our Canadian customers. One new payment option allows our Canadian customers to send checks written in Canadian dollars (CAD) directly to the Bank of Montreal (BMO). With this new option, there will be no need to pay international postage to send checks, payments will process faster which means parts can ship sooner and there will be no exchange rate fees. This payment option will appear in the shopping cart as "Check or Money Order (CAD)" whenever the billing address is located in Canada. If you choose this new option, your order confirmation page will include any instructions necessary to process your payment. If a refund is ever due for an order paid with a CAD check, we will now issue the refund check in CAD. The second new payment method allows customers holding accounts at the Bank of Montreal (BMO) to make payments using BMO's "Bill Pay" service. This payment option will appear as "BMO Bill Pay (online/phone/branch)" whenever a Canadian billing address is entered in the shopping cart. Bill Pay payments can be made from the convenience of your own home without the need to pay foreign exchange fees. If you hold an account at BMO, you may add "RockAuto, LLC" to your BMO Bill Pay payee list right now or whenever it is convenient! We hope these new payment methods will complement the other unique benefits available to our Canadian customers. Canadian customers enjoy the same level of service that RockAuto customers in the U.S. receive on most shipments, including prepaid GST/HST, no surprise broker fees, and rapid delivery from nearby warehouses when possible.

[SuperSix]

I have been buying many parts cheaper, with free shipping, from Amazon.

Never hurts to check, right?

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But that option is not available to Canadian destinations typically.


Seems like someone is trying not to screw us over for a change and it feels nice



Its not an equal playing field:
When GM screws you and charges almost $300 for a knuckle they give an extra twist
and charge Canadians over $500- for example.