Shipping to Michigan
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Hi all,
Can anyone recommend a shipment company that are quite reliable and fairly priced. We won't have an awful lot of stuff, as we don't own a house currently and we plan to seel as much as we can over the next 5 months.
We will prob be shipping larger items like a mountain bike, golf clubs and then a few boxes of clothes/personal possessions.
Thanks!
Can anyone recommend a shipment company that are quite reliable and fairly priced. We won't have an awful lot of stuff, as we don't own a house currently and we plan to seel as much as we can over the next 5 months.
We will prob be shipping larger items like a mountain bike, golf clubs and then a few boxes of clothes/personal possessions.
Thanks!

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Hi all,
Can anyone recommend a shipment company that are quite reliable and fairly priced. We won't have an awful lot of stuff, as we don't own a house currently and we plan to seel as much as we can over the next 5 months.
We will prob be shipping larger items like a mountain bike, golf clubs and then a few boxes of clothes/personal possessions.
Thanks!
Can anyone recommend a shipment company that are quite reliable and fairly priced. We won't have an awful lot of stuff, as we don't own a house currently and we plan to seel as much as we can over the next 5 months.
We will prob be shipping larger items like a mountain bike, golf clubs and then a few boxes of clothes/personal possessions.
Thanks!

#4

Unless your bike is something special sell it and buy one over here... I was just looking at bikes today in Wal-Mart and they don't run for much more the $100 probably cost more than that to mail one over.

#5

Forgot to add... Last couple of times my sister has mailed me stuff she has used to Parcels to go.
www.parcel2go.com
According to the website you can send 70kg for £170, seems like a pretty good deal to me. My sister uses them a lot for mailing stuff she sells on Ebay too.
www.parcel2go.com
According to the website you can send 70kg for £170, seems like a pretty good deal to me. My sister uses them a lot for mailing stuff she sells on Ebay too.

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we're still in the uk - Northampton at the moment.
When I lived in the US before it was arranged by my company who allowed me to ship 2 cubic metres of stuff. They used Allied Pickfords but I have no idea how much they cost. Can't see my company spending more than 3 or 4 hundred pounds for such a thing, but I was able to send everything I wanted.
The bike I have was actually bought in the USA then, and I brought it back here. It's not cutting edge or anything but I was kind of hoping to hang on to it. I guess these are the sorts of decisions to come over the next few months!
Thanks again
When I lived in the US before it was arranged by my company who allowed me to ship 2 cubic metres of stuff. They used Allied Pickfords but I have no idea how much they cost. Can't see my company spending more than 3 or 4 hundred pounds for such a thing, but I was able to send everything I wanted.
The bike I have was actually bought in the USA then, and I brought it back here. It's not cutting edge or anything but I was kind of hoping to hang on to it. I guess these are the sorts of decisions to come over the next few months!
Thanks again

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