Christmas presents
#1
Christmas presents
Can anyone help
We have started to buy our Christmas presents nice and early as we know we are going to have to send them quite early to England to get there in time. We were advised to send them by sea as it will work out much cheaper, does anyone know of a good company to use to send them and when we will have to send them?????
Thanks Emma
We have started to buy our Christmas presents nice and early as we know we are going to have to send them quite early to England to get there in time. We were advised to send them by sea as it will work out much cheaper, does anyone know of a good company to use to send them and when we will have to send them?????
Thanks Emma
#2
Re: Christmas presents
Can anyone help
We have started to buy our Christmas presents nice and early as we know we are going to have to send them quite early to England to get there in time. We were advised to send them by sea as it will work out much cheaper, does anyone know of a good company to use to send them and when we will have to send them?????
Thanks Emma
We have started to buy our Christmas presents nice and early as we know we are going to have to send them quite early to England to get there in time. We were advised to send them by sea as it will work out much cheaper, does anyone know of a good company to use to send them and when we will have to send them?????
Thanks Emma
#3
Re: Christmas presents
Can anyone help
We have started to buy our Christmas presents nice and early as we know we are going to have to send them quite early to England to get there in time. We were advised to send them by sea as it will work out much cheaper, does anyone know of a good company to use to send them and when we will have to send them?????
Thanks Emma
We have started to buy our Christmas presents nice and early as we know we are going to have to send them quite early to England to get there in time. We were advised to send them by sea as it will work out much cheaper, does anyone know of a good company to use to send them and when we will have to send them?????
Thanks Emma
We weighed up sending stuff over and some people we have said we are now just doing cards and no presents, but still send presents on birthdays (we think that is a more important date!!) and others where we have to send we will be buying online from UK stores and sending it direct to them!!
It works out that it costs less if you shop smart!!
#5
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 7,834
Re: Christmas presents
mite be cheaper to consider a courier service rather than the post office....sometimes it can work out cheaper, just depends on what you are sending.
#6
Re: Christmas presents
I sent a parcel today by airmail, which weighed just under 1.8kg's - the cost was $53.
I just sent everything together to my MIL's so it probably worked out cheaper than sending everything to seperate addresses. I hope she has a santa outfit
I just sent everything together to my MIL's so it probably worked out cheaper than sending everything to seperate addresses. I hope she has a santa outfit
#7
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Joined: Jul 2007
Location: Legoland ,Mango Hill QLD
Posts: 41
Re: Christmas presents
Last Xmas we paid a fortune for shipping presents over to our relations.This year the adults are going to get cards.My sister is going to buy my presents for my nephew and niece over there and then "forge" my name on the gift tag.I'm going to do the same for my kids from her.
#8
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Joined: Jun 2007
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Re: Christmas presents
Then we found out you have to send them by ship as early as September, so instead i bought a load of presents, wrapped them and left them in UK when we went for a visit....much cheaper ( well almost).
#10
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Re: Christmas presents
Janet
#11
Re: Christmas presents
bloody hell mate, that's a stinking fortune! We don't send presents now only to kids which there are only 2 back in the UK. Not spending money buying and posting presents for adults that can afford their own stuff. Bah humbug
#12
Re: Christmas presents
We don't send or receive presents from the UK- it's just not worth it - OH usually ends up with socks and I get handkerchiefs from my Grandad
Instead we put money into the kids accounts and they do the same for ours -then after Christmas my kids get the chance to choose stuff that Santa didn't get them
Instead we put money into the kids accounts and they do the same for ours -then after Christmas my kids get the chance to choose stuff that Santa didn't get them
#13
Re: Christmas presents
We have a number of neices and nephews in UK and Ireland Last year we wanted to send back naff Australiana as treats for all . Needless to say we are over that now Much more reasonable $ 54 to send all by sea.