Over seas shipping.. WHO TO USE?????
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I was wondering if anyone has an idea of what shipping company I should use to ship some boat parts over seas. Germany (Berlin) Package weighs probably near 50 pds. 2 sets of gil mufflers.
Thanks very much,
John
Thanks very much,
John
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Thanks very much guys for the help/
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I am just trying to get this handled this evening for a quote. I tried to google it and even go on DHL site however they need more info than I have right now.
Do you guys think I would be safe to say 150.00 would get it there based on 50 pds. This would either be Postal or DHL. Most accesable for me where I live.
Thanks again
John
Do you guys think I would be safe to say 150.00 would get it there based on 50 pds. This would either be Postal or DHL. Most accesable for me where I live.
Thanks again
John
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Go to the US Post Office and see if they have a flat rate box that will work. They have flat rate shipping boxes for international shipping with a max of 20# per box. This was the least expensive option when I shipped something last year. All the other carriers were triple the USPS price.
http://www.usps.com/prices/priority-...nal-prices.htm
http://www.usps.com/prices/priority-...nal-prices.htm
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i would not guess at all just go to www.usps.com all they need is the country and the weight as far as i know DHL doesnt even pick up in the states anymore do they i used them once got screwed 3 weeks after i shipped with a much higher bill than what i was quoted and told them to screw themselves and have not and will not ever use them again the post office is you best bet hands down any questions call me 419-721-1778 i ship over seas all the time Ed
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Go to the US Post Office and see if they have a flat rate box that will work. They have flat rate shipping boxes for international shipping with a max of 20# per box. This was the least expensive option when I shipped something last year. All the other carriers were triple the USPS price.
http://www.usps.com/prices/priority-...nal-prices.htm
http://www.usps.com/prices/priority-...nal-prices.htm
John



