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Here again a new concept (at least for the web): using technology from times gone by. There exist strangely folded and pasted pieces of paper called envelopes. In the days of our fore-fathers and mothers, these were used to send letters in. Imagine that. Any way, you take one of these and write my name and address on the front. Inside you place another disappearing species called an international bank cheque. You then put a little piece of coloured sticky paper on the front (ask for a stamp). Sometimes the person who sells you the “stamp” will take over the rest of the operation, but otherwise find a thing called a letter box (they’re often found on the edges of roads on corners or somewhere more or less obvious), and put the whole lot in the horizontal slot. Don’t forget to close the envelope. An international money order will also do the trick, and you won’t even need an envelope. No joke. In fact, when you pass an order, you'll always know where in the pipeline it is, through email, or here, on this site, with your personal secret code. Buying on the web is a question of confidence. Our aim to be as open as possible. You will be informed when we have received the order, the check and when the parcel has been sent. First class Barefoot Iano premium service. Send payment to : Ian Giddey 24 rue de la république, 38600 FONTAINE, France

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