Wouldn't recommend roller bearings. Unnecessary.
I hope you have access to an antique English textbook. They usually tell how to write a business letter for placing an order or sending payment. Without reprinting an entire antique book here on the Forum and murdering this thread even worse, it helps to include the date and a list with prices of what you ordered actually.
Part of my sixth-grade English lessons included learning these skills from an old textbook. (I also know how to send telegrams.) While we can't learn etiquette from the operator these days trying to place a phone order, we can make sure we are on our best. Ron Sitko's great to talk with--but make sure there is something to write with close by! He is very precise.
When your stuff arrives (usually well ahead of schedule) then write a check, wrap up some cash, or send a money order at the post office. Use a good business hand such as the Palmer Method of Business Writing, or, failing a good fountain pen and blue-black ink, use a nice typewriter instead.
All will be well!
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