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[Silvanusaurus]

National Geographic: Triceratops...Stegosaurus....Kids will never notice the difference!

Well, they do have the same number of legs, so you can't blame them for getting a bit mixed up.

[DinoToyForum]

New series of PNSO dinosaurs on Amazon.

http://amzn.to/2c0tPAP

[Halichoeres]

[Roselaar]

New series of PNSO dinosaurs on Amazon.

http://amzn.to/2c0tPAP

Great! But Amazon still doesn't accept PayPal, right? So, not great... 

[DinoToyForum]

Here, too, is the larger scale 'Age of the Dinosaurs' series by PNSO: http://amzn.to/2cGdFbi

[Roselaar]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

[Halichoeres]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

Hmm, the only way I've noticed that I can use my bank account is by using my bank card as a credit card. I haven't tried any other means. However, I can specify any address I want (I've had Amazon ship things to Australia for friends who were conducting fieldwork there). If you wanted, and if you can't find a way to use a bank card on the site, I could use my card to ship to your address and you could PayPal me.

[Roselaar]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

Hmm, the only way I've noticed that I can use my bank account is by using my bank card as a credit card. I haven't tried any other means. However, I can specify any address I want (I've had Amazon ship things to Australia for friends who were conducting fieldwork there). If you wanted, and if you can't find a way to use a bank card on the site, I could use my card to ship to your address and you could PayPal me.

Maybe I should try again. However, I had to specify a state and I didn't get a chance to change the country, so I doubt Amazon has users outside of the US in mind. If all else fails, I might very well take you up on your offer, thanks! PNSO is rapidly becoming a fabulous line and I'd hate to miss out on them due to technicalities like these.

[Halichoeres]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

Hmm, the only way I've noticed that I can use my bank account is by using my bank card as a credit card. I haven't tried any other means. However, I can specify any address I want (I've had Amazon ship things to Australia for friends who were conducting fieldwork there). If you wanted, and if you can't find a way to use a bank card on the site, I could use my card to ship to your address and you could PayPal me.

Maybe I should try again. However, I had to specify a state and I didn't get a chance to change the country, so I doubt Amazon has users outside of the US in mind. If all else fails, I might very well take you up on your offer, thanks! PNSO is rapidly becoming a fabulous line and I'd hate to miss out on them due to technicalities like these.

Check out DeJankins's blog, too. There may be another way soon.

[Takama]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

Here the trick

You buy amazon gift cards at the store and use them to buy what you need.  That's how I been shopping on there since 2010.   It keeps a separate ballance of giftcard money and no credit card is required.

You can evean use amazon gift cards made for there kindles to buy stuff.   

[Roselaar]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

Here the trick

You buy amazon gift cards at the store and use them to buy what you need.  That's how I been shopping on there since 2010.   It keeps a separate ballance of giftcard money and no credit card is required.

You can evean use amazon gift cards made for there kindles to buy stuff.

Seems like more trouble than it should be. However, if it's my best option I'll sure try it. Thanks!

[Takama]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

Here the trick

You buy amazon gift cards at the store and use them to buy what you need.  That's how I been shopping on there since 2010.   It keeps a separate ballance of giftcard money and no credit card is required.

You can evean use amazon gift cards made for there kindles to buy stuff.

Seems like more trouble than it should be. However, if it's my best option I'll sure try it. Thanks!

Gift cards come in different colors and designs, most go as low as $25 but there are some that let you put the amount you want on them (with a bare minimum)   Its the only way i shop online, and Amazon records it every time you use them(the record for mine is pretty damn long, and it goes all the way back to 2010)  Dont be afraid to use them. I know its a little more expensive in some cases, but at least your credit card info will be safe with you.   

[Roselaar]

Created an account on Amazon and tried, against hope, to order some PNSO figures. Failed, because Amazon keeps insisting on using creditcards. I noticed US users can also use their bank account. Is there any way for non US users to pay via bank account rather than creditcards?

Here the trick

You buy amazon gift cards at the store and use them to buy what you need.  That's how I been shopping on there since 2010.   It keeps a separate ballance of giftcard money and no credit card is required.

You can evean use amazon gift cards made for there kindles to buy stuff.

Seems like more trouble than it should be. However, if it's my best option I'll sure try it. Thanks!

Gift cards come in different colors and designs, most go as low as $25 but there are some that let you put the amount you want on them (with a bare minimum)   Its the only way i shop online, and Amazon records it every time you use them(the record for mine is pretty damn long, and it goes all the way back to 2010)  Dont be afraid to use them. I know its a little more expensive in some cases, but at least your credit card info will be safe with you.

I'll give it another thought. But how do you pay for these gift cards? Can you use PayPal?

[BlueKrono]

In the store you can literally pay for them with coinage as in the days of olde. They sell them at every drugstore and general shopping store here in the States.

[BlueKrono]

Strangest looking Ouranosaurus I've ever seen.

https://www.amazon.com/CollectA-Ouranosaurus-figure-doll-parallel/dp/B01KPHYSPA/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1483515808&sr=8-29&keywords=ouranosaurus

Product description: It's shipped off from Japan.

Well that explains it.

[CityRaptor]

That one might be useful if you ever want to fight off Kurt Russel in Chinatown.

[Nanuqsaurus]

Strangest looking Ouranosaurus I've ever seen.

https://www.amazon.com/CollectA-Ouranosaurus-figure-doll-parallel/dp/B01KPHYSPA/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1483515808&sr=8-29&keywords=ouranosaurus

Product description: It's shipped off from Japan.

Well that explains it.

Is this one based on recent research of Ouranosaurus? It's very different from previous reconstructions, but like Spinosaurus, I'm sure I'll get used to it in time.

[Tyto_Theropod]

Strangest looking Ouranosaurus I've ever seen.

https://www.amazon.com/CollectA-Ouranosaurus-figure-doll-parallel/dp/B01KPHYSPA/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1483515808&sr=8-29&keywords=ouranosaurus

Product description: It's shipped off from Japan.

Well that explains it.

Is this one based on recent research of Ouranosaurus? It's very different from previous reconstructions, but like Spinosaurus, I'm sure I'll get used to it in time.

I'll take it Ouranosarus is now regarded as an extremely early primate, then? New discoveries never fail to surprise me!

[Nanuqsaurus]

Strangest looking Ouranosaurus I've ever seen.

https://www.amazon.com/CollectA-Ouranosaurus-figure-doll-parallel/dp/B01KPHYSPA/ref=sr_1_29?ie=UTF8&qid=1483515808&sr=8-29&keywords=ouranosaurus

Product description: It's shipped off from Japan.

Well that explains it.

Is this one based on recent research of Ouranosaurus? It's very different from previous reconstructions, but like Spinosaurus, I'm sure I'll get used to it in time.

I'll take it Ouranosarus is now regarded as an extremely early primate, then? New discoveries never fail to surprise me!

No, it's an exceptionally good example of convergent evolution

[BlueKrono]

You guys crack me up.