Shipping Photographs
Jun 24th 2010, 3:39 am
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Shipping Photographs
Hi Guys and Gals
I'm just after a bit of advice regarding the shipping of a couple boxes of photographs.
When we initially moved over, we weren't sure if we would be staying, so I left 2 (largish) boxes of personal photographs, childhood memories etc etc behind with family.
We've been here 3 years now, and we've made the decision to stay here permanently - and I'd love to have the photos here with me.
So my question is - how is the best way to get them over here? Would you trust a shipping company with just 2 boxes? Are they likely to get damaged? (we had some slight water damage on the stuff we shipped over).
Any advice would be great
Wannabe
I'm just after a bit of advice regarding the shipping of a couple boxes of photographs.
When we initially moved over, we weren't sure if we would be staying, so I left 2 (largish) boxes of personal photographs, childhood memories etc etc behind with family.
We've been here 3 years now, and we've made the decision to stay here permanently - and I'd love to have the photos here with me.
So my question is - how is the best way to get them over here? Would you trust a shipping company with just 2 boxes? Are they likely to get damaged? (we had some slight water damage on the stuff we shipped over).
Any advice would be great
Wannabe
Jun 24th 2010, 9:38 am
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Re: Shipping Photographs
A courier would be better, someone like DHL.
Jun 24th 2010, 11:29 am
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Re: Shipping Photographs
no i would air freight them. get a quote from DHL. its not worth risking them with something you cant track.
Jun 24th 2010, 1:22 pm
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Re: Shipping Photographs
I know . . . she's an absolute beauty . . .
