Removals from UK to Malaysia.
Jan 1st 2005, 1:38 pm
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Removals from UK to Malaysia.
Can someone recommend a cheap way of getting my belongings (estimate 2 cubis yards/metres) from the UK to Malaysia.
I am prepared to share a container.
Many thanks.
Tony
I am prepared to share a container.
Many thanks.
Tony
Jan 6th 2005, 6:04 pm
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Re: Removals from UK to Malaysia.
Originally Posted by bucklt
Can someone recommend a cheap way of getting my belongings (estimate 2 cubis yards/metres) from the UK to Malaysia.
I am prepared to share a container.
Many thanks.
Tony
I am prepared to share a container.
Many thanks.
Tony
Jan 6th 2005, 6:19 pm
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Re: Removals from UK to Malaysia.
Originally Posted by viceice
You can go look up a logistics agent in the yellow pages. They can get you space in a container for a couple of 100 ringgit.
As I live in the UK, I assume you mean a REMOVALS Agent (rather than Logistics)?
There are many such agents advertising in our Yellow Pages, but I would appreciate a 'recommendation' from someone - in order to give me a starting-point.
p.s wish I could get a quote 'for a couple of 100 ringgit' but I suspect it will be a lot more than that.
Tony
Jan 6th 2005, 6:40 pm
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Re: Removals from UK to Malaysia.
Originally Posted by bucklt
Thank you.
As I live in the UK, I assume you mean a REMOVALS Agent (rather than Logistics)?
There are many such agents advertising in our Yellow Pages, but I would appreciate a 'recommendation' from someone - in order to give me a starting-point.
p.s wish I could get a quote 'for a couple of 100 ringgit' but I suspect it will be a lot more than that.
Tony
As I live in the UK, I assume you mean a REMOVALS Agent (rather than Logistics)?
There are many such agents advertising in our Yellow Pages, but I would appreciate a 'recommendation' from someone - in order to give me a starting-point.
p.s wish I could get a quote 'for a couple of 100 ringgit' but I suspect it will be a lot more than that.
Tony
Jan 7th 2005, 8:40 am
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Re: Removals from UK to Malaysia.
Originally Posted by viceice
Oops.. sorry, my mistake.. I misread your post.
No problem!
Your efforts are appreciated.
Tony
