whats the cheapest/best way to ship a 27" 100lb TV 800 miles across?
138401
Your best bet is to go to the different web sites of the major shipping companies.  i.e. FedEx, UPS, DHL, USPS.  There should be a link on each of these sites that allows you to get a quote based on your zip code, the address you need to send it to, and the weight and size of your package.  Also, your package may be oversized which would result in a higher shipping rate.  The web site should have some criteria that defines what oversize is.  After you have done the proper research, choose the lowest quote and ship away.  By the way...What kind of 27" TV weighs 100 lbs.?
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Depends on what it is, how much it weighs, where it's coming from and where it's going.\n\nUPS, FedEx, DHL and US postal service are just a few options.  Call each and ask.  \n\nSorry I can't be of more help.
84218
Take it to your carrier, or where you bought it
971251
Wrap in bubble wrap and put in a tube or a box thats how i did it.  it survived a 30 foot fall.
1052287
ebay. simple as that. get it sent to you.
208870
You can try craigslist as well.. Huge audience and its free to post..  In addition, you wont have to ship the item, the person will come to you..
217086
Something like that is best found locally.  If it were on eBay then the shipping might be more than the cost of the cheap table.  Check the local newspaper want ads or just ask around.  Yard sales also might have one.
881558
$190!!! FROM MA TO THE MAPLE LEAF!! I'm in CT and I have done some frame shipping to Canada before and it has only ran me about 30-45 depending on frame weight...I use USPS
220101
best thing to do is call ups, fedex or dhl. they will tell you the best way. may have to take it apart tho.
810497
If you don't want to send it via FedEx, UPS or USPS you can always upload it snapfish.com or shutterfly.com and send your brother a notice about the video being there. This services are safer because only people you allow are able to watch them; I used them for my wedding pictures and some videos and they have worked great.
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I have not shipped furniture, but just make sure you dont short change yourself on shipping charges.  Take only PayPal, money orders or cashiers checks, something you can not get burned with.  Make sure if item is expensive, make insurance necessary so that you wont be held in a liable state for lost/damaged item.  I do not ship overseas, too much red tape and shipping problems. I hope this helps a bit.
562599
you should put it in a anti-static bag first then put it into bubble wrap or a jiffy bag,then for saftey and transit put it in a box filled with polystyrene
362173
Try Yellow Freight.  They've delivered large (about the size of a couch) and heavy (about half the weight of a car) stuff for us.
377147
You need to package them before you weigh them.\n\nYou can send Parcel Post which is the cheapest...and takes the longest.  You can send Priority Mail or Priority Mail Flat Rate.  \n\nWith either Priority Mail option, the box is free.  With delivery confirmation is will not be more than $9 no matter how you ship.
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The US postal service is almost always the cheapest. They are however the slowest, and probably the most likely to lose your package. The US Postal Service also has different shipping methods, depending on what you're shipping. If it's anything of value, I strongly suggest using the insurance. Next cheapest would be UPS, then FedEx. You get what you pay for, to an extent. UPS has a pretty good track record, and FedEx slightly better.
479759
If you shipped it freight I would estimate 1500-2000 bucks. Cheaper and easier to buy one local.
717340
Simple, ask a courier company like FedEx, DHL etc