Sending boxes ...not going for the container option
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Sending boxes ...not going for the container option
We are planning on sending some boxes, between 5 & 10, rather then a container load. Does anyone have any reccomendations on how to send these??
Our local mailboxes inc shop can send a tea crate size for £125 with no weight limit ...has anyone found any cheaper alternatives??
Our local mailboxes inc shop can send a tea crate size for £125 with no weight limit ...has anyone found any cheaper alternatives??
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Re: Sending boxes ...not going for the container option
We are planning on sending some boxes, between 5 & 10, rather then a container load. Does anyone have any reccomendations on how to send these??
Our local mailboxes inc shop can send a tea crate size for £125 with no weight limit ...has anyone found any cheaper alternatives??
Our local mailboxes inc shop can send a tea crate size for £125 with no weight limit ...has anyone found any cheaper alternatives??
1st tea chest Uk to OZ is £89 then £45 each one after that
#3
Re: Sending boxes ...not going for the container option
That's not half bad - is that for air freight or shipping?
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Re: Sending boxes ...not going for the container option
Express Baggage are also worth a look:
http://www.excessbaggage.co.uk
When I researched this a few months ago, Excess Baggage were marginally cheaper for Air Freight. But the prices probably change all the time.
Gina
http://www.excessbaggage.co.uk
When I researched this a few months ago, Excess Baggage were marginally cheaper for Air Freight. But the prices probably change all the time.
Gina
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Re: Sending boxes ...not going for the container option
Does anyone know how big a tea chest is and what kind of stuff you can put in it.