Help with rakuten

[Microblaster]

I wanted to find out how to go about ordering something from Rakuten. I have no experience. I wanted to order a pair of samurai 21 ozs. Can someone help guide me through the whole process of ordering and shipping to the US. from starting an account to ordering to them mailing out the package? Help would be most apprectied. I am 16 and will be using a Western Union prepaid mastercard (Minimum age was 15) registered in my name and it says I can use it world wide and online. Wiil this card work?

P.S. I know that 2nd on Rakuten has the 21 oz's for 25000 yen but how much would it cost to ship to NY? Do I have to have an account to order these? Would there be any additional charges beside cost of the jeans and shipping? If there are what are they and how much will it set me back. Thanks for all the help

[Dick Danger]

I'm so fucking happy that this happened today I don't care that you posted this shit. Not happy enough to spoon feed you, but happy enough that I'm going to tell you dunk your head in a toilet at the nearest bus station.

[bonanz]

all the info is here on the site, i just made my first rakuten purchase a couple of weeks ago, and did the research all from here and it went fine. Not sure if the mastercard will cause problems, i don't see why it would if it acts like a normal CC, I would just load it with more than necessary. Shipping to me on west coast ran 2800 yen. You don't have to make an account, but I did because its about the same work and you can use it next time you order very easily. there were no extra fees.

why don't you order from somewhere like SE in the US? don't know if they carry those exactly, but it saves you the trouble of having to bother everyone else to help you.

edit: mathematica is sweet and all, but i guess not sweet enough... lol

[sidneylo]

Blue in Green carries them, in fact.

[tweeds]

buy from a retailer if you don't want the hassle, else contact xcoldricex--if i remember correctly he offers ordering services. check the supershopper for their superthread.