About a packge to send?
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UPS is good, and usually cheaper. If you are not in a hurry, send it with them. If you are use Fed-Ex.
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Sure, where you want me to send it?
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What is the item?\nPost office is fine. Use a box or padded envelope. If the person didn't opt to pay for insurance or delivery confirmation then you do not need to buy those.\n\nBooks, music, videos, tapes and such can go media rate. Otherwise, consider parcel rate.
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Well it all depends on what email account or package you are using. If you are using Microsoft out look then all you need to do is click on the send/recieve button on the top tool bar
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You have to send it by attatching the file.
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mail some of your stuff there
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Can't you send it as an attachment? (good luck)
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You should send something. Even if it's just a nice card and a gift card. NO EMAILS though! Good luck to you.
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Just send me an e-mail...I can arrange to send it to you.
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The cheapest way is to have friends or someone coming from the States bring it. Besides that depending on the weight and how soon you need it, UPS or mailing it book rate might be fastest.
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It depends.. how big is it? what's the weight? what's in the package?\n\nbradmandy2003: telling the post office that it is media mail when in fact there it is not media mail is illegal. Is it worth saving a few dimes?\n\nhttp://www.dailytrojan.com/media/paper679/news/2005/02/03/News/Media.Mail.Searches.Raise.Privacy.Concerns-850782.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.dailytrojan.com
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food is always nice, especially prepackaged stuff that won't go bad.  you are correct that there is limited space, so think about sending magaizines, that he can share with his shipmates.\n\nAddress:  \n\nRank Name\nDivision\nUSS Rubber Ducky\nFPO AP  Zip code\n\nThe only restrictions are whatever the USPS are
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You can generally send anything within reason. Just use common sense.\nThere are several websites on the web that you might use to give you some ideas if you have never sent one, but from personal experience I would go with snack foods for sure but try to avoid large quantities of chocolate as it tends to melt; The powdered drink mixes are good too like Kool-Aid; Playing cards are always good as they tend to wear out or become misplaced quickly; Stationary or postcards are welcome too, since they are often in places where they can't get this stuff. If you know what your friends like listening to send some cd's. Magazines of all sorts are always a hit! even if they aren't the most current. On the practical side you can send personal hygene products like deoderant, razors, shaving cream, toothpaste, etc.  Bug spray is good too, but try not to send the metal aerosol cans.  If you send a mixture of things remember to wrap or bag package toiletries and the like separatly before you put it in a box with edibles in case something breaks or leaks.  Stay away from glass items if you can. Be sure and send a letter even if you just talk about unimportant thing. Any little reminder of something going on at home is huge for most of them.
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Good idea.  But, why not go further?  Go to anysoldier.com and send a care package or even a letter to someone stuck thousands of miles from home.
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yes you can send cookies, etc...but you have to be careful with packing them if you want them to get there in one piece. i got my husband a subscription to SI which i send every time one comes in....if he or someone he knows has a gaming console, i would suggest games (if you dont mind spending a little bit of money an Ipod would be good too) .  dvd's, bath supplies (axe is my hubbies fav), shirts, socks, twin sheet sets, comforter, you can even order a microwave from walmart.com and they will ship it to him (if he doesnt already have one) other than that you can pretty much ship anything, other than alcohol, lol. i think its great that you are reaching out to a soldier the way you are. here is a recipe that i have, not cookies more like brownies....and they have always gotten there still moist ( i think it's because of the honey). i call em....\nIraqi Bars:\n2 1/2 c flour\n1 tsp salt\n1 tsp banking soda\n1 c margarine- room temp. (not low fat)\n1 c packed brown sugar\n1 c granulated sugar\n2 eggs\n1 Tbsp honey\n1 c M&Ms\n1 c chopped pecans\ncombine flour,salt,baking soda (set aside). combine butter & both sugars- cream well- add eggs,honey &vanilla- beat until mixed. stir in flour mixture, add M&Ms and pecans. put in greased 9x15 jellyroll pan and bake @350 for about 30 min or until golden brown. cut into bars (makes 24)\n\nim sure he would love pictures and letters from you as well! god bless you!
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u just visit  www.yousendit.com   .\n\nthere u can send a file of size  upto  1GB
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buy the postal orders from th post office.  The staff are really helpful, and will advise you how is best to send them.  I always post them myself.