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<blockquote data-quote="Archive7" data-source="post: 994954"><p>Yes Amazon does have this requirement when ordering batteries.</p><p>I had a bad experience last year when I ordered from Amazon Germany few NiMH batteries and other items.</p><p>They wouldn't allow the order to fly and returned the whole package to Amazon, without telling me why.</p><p>After several emails, I was told about the battery restriction.</p><p>On the other hand, I did order from eBay Energizer and Varta batteries, and they shipped everything on more than one occasion, without any problem.</p><p>I doubt if AliExpress will not ship any batteries orders by Airmail (perhaps not using FedEx or DHL).</p><p>When people are airborne, they all have mobiles, laptops, tablets which all work on fully charged batteries.</p><p>They reason that if a battery catches fire in the passengers area, then it is easy to distinguish, but if a parcel catches fire or explodes, well they will know about it when they airplane blows up in mid air.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Archive7, post: 994954"] Yes Amazon does have this requirement when ordering batteries. I had a bad experience last year when I ordered from Amazon Germany few NiMH batteries and other items. They wouldn't allow the order to fly and returned the whole package to Amazon, without telling me why. After several emails, I was told about the battery restriction. On the other hand, I did order from eBay Energizer and Varta batteries, and they shipped everything on more than one occasion, without any problem. I doubt if AliExpress will not ship any batteries orders by Airmail (perhaps not using FedEx or DHL). When people are airborne, they all have mobiles, laptops, tablets which all work on fully charged batteries. They reason that if a battery catches fire in the passengers area, then it is easy to distinguish, but if a parcel catches fire or explodes, well they will know about it when they airplane blows up in mid air. [/QUOTE]
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