I suppose you could. But most items nowadays are all made in China anyhow. About the only thing you need the US for are car specific parts, or military hardware.
Made in China, but priced in US dollars. By that rationale, if you were looking for the absolute best price, You should not only be skipping local Canadians, you should be skipping the US entirely. Many online China dealers now do direct currency conversions from CDN to Yuan. IE: An Apple Iphone is just a branded version of something made at the Foxconn plant in China. If Foxconn sells the exact same thing without the logo on the front (and you know enough to not get a fake) then why even bother ever buying anything off of Apple US?
I used to shop for cabling at monoprice (US) but then realized its just cheaper to get it from China directly.
*dingdong* - wait thats my doorbell. Hey, what are all those FBI and secret service people doing outside my door?
Last edited by ZenOps; 08-09-2012 at 07:14 PM.
0.5 gram microsd delivered by 12,000 pound combustion vehicle and driver.