what's the best carrying service for international mailing???
958802
Fed Ex is the most reliable.
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It is my personal opinion that FedEx is the better, faster carrier, not to mention a bit cheaper.  \n\nThe problem is that if you don't have an account with either company, they're both going to be expensive to use, because if you take your package to a drop point (Kinko's, etc) they tack on a service charge.  \n\nIt might be good for you to check with your local post office - Priority Mail can be very competitive on cost & delivery times (especially when the service charge item is factored in).
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Your best source is for you to take the package to your local post office and have them weigh it for you and tell you how much postage you need.\n\nAlso, you may need to fill out a customs  declaration form asking you what you are sending... check with your local post office to make sure, you don't want the package to come back to you or get lost in the mail!
579386
You can't, if they only ship to the UK then you'd have to know someone here that they could send it too and then the person you know can pass it on.
373851
where do u wnt it 2 be delivered??
33624
http://smithandwesson.com\nhttp://packing.org
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Shipping generally means transporting your goods (or 'shipment') from one place to the other.\n\nThere are 3 methods:\n1. Land shipping: By local or overseas courier.\n2. Air Shipping: By overseas courier, or freight shipping.\n3. Sea Shipping: By sea shipping couriers, or any logistics providers.\n\nShipping can be a combination of any of the 3.\n\nLand shipping is technically the easiest, you can have local or overseas courier.\nCourier services are fairly simple to understand, you basically just need to submit in your details on the shipping company's courier form, and they will handle the rest. In some overseas cases, it is neccessary to include a packing list and proforma/commercial invoice.\n\nAir shipping is fairly easy as well, when all you need is your packing details and your commercial invoice and packing list.\nIt is important to mark your package as well so that the courier personnel know that it is your package.\n\nSea shipping involves more documents, but is cheaper than air shipping by a good margin.\nBesides the normal shipping documents, sea shipping involves one more document called the Bill of Lading, or B/L for short. The bill of Lading is a legally recognized document stating that you have the authority to load and unload your cargo. \nYou need 3 copies of your packing list, commercial invoice, Bill of Lading (Keep 1 copy of the original), packing details, Delivery Order in order to load your cargo. To unload, you need the same as well as calculating the GST on your commercial invoice.\n\nCertain ports also require ID certification in order to collect the cargo, so keep note of that.\n\nIn Shipping,  your documentation is very important. Always keep track of what you are shipping, how heavy it is, the dimensions of the cargo, how many items of cargo, the cost of the cargo, etc. Most people under-declare their cost of items in order to save money on the GST when unloading the cargo. \n\nAlso, keep in mind that you should always purchase insurance in sea shipping. Most companies will already have an import export clause (most common is the import clause) already in use, so you basically just need to keep in  touch with your accounts department to handle the insurance details.\n\nHope this was useful.
445774
U can call the company where u got it from use their customer service. They are usually very good at that. They can call the us mail because they have to keep track of the items they send out. I hope i was of some help.
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UPS or FEDEX...Just make sure you get all the insurance you can, if you're not traveling with the dress. If you are traveling with the dress, CARRY IT!!!Its a special dress, not necessarily something to just box and ship. If I were you, I'd hold on to it and just carry it onboard the palne with me. Ask the stewardess's, they're special places that they can store it for you close by.
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Check your local Kinko's.  They have that service.\nhttp://www.fedex.com/us/officeprint/main/
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My experience in shipping is that FedEx is the best!  I have used them all at my job, but FedEx surpasses all others.  They have the best on line tracking and customer service.  It may cost a little more than the others, but you get what you pay for!!
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To the Post office.  Only certain branches have this service, be sure to check at www.usps.gov
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Try using google or yahoo search. Just search the internet. Go on this company's home page and search for dealers or representatives in your country. \nAlso, it is possible that they mail internationally.
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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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You can mail at the post office, the UPS store, or FedEx Kinkos, depending how you want to send it. Most likely you'll want to use the post office, though.\n\nThe post office offers flat rate boxes and shipping envelopes. They're great for things that are relatively small but heavy. If you want to, and your item will fit in one, you can use those and not worry about having to calculate the shipping cost. You can get those at the post office.\n\nIf it won't fit in a flat rate box, or if you don't want to use the flat rate boxes, you need to know weight (with all the packaging), the zip code it's being sent from, and the zip code it's going to to calculate the shipping (you can look up the shipping online at http://www.usps.gov ).\n\nIf you don't have a shipping scale (and I assume you don't), you can take it to the post office. If you're ready to ship, just take it up to the window and they'll weigh it, figure the postage, and put the postage on for you. If you just want to weigh it, my post office has a scale out in the public area for people to use. I assume that's typical. They also have an automated, self-service shipping machine that does all this, too.\n\nDue to increased security, anything over a certain weight or size now has to be handed directly to a postal employee. It can't be dropped in a mailbox. The website should have details on this. (edit: OK, I looked it up: "Stamped packages should weigh less than one pound. Packages with postage printed using Click-N-Ship or another PC Postage provider may weigh more than one pound, but must fit in the collection box").
581678
Try ebay bro...U might get some UK based company...but the freight is cheap!
673600
the post office has a special "printed matter" rate for books- i don't know if that applies to books sent overseas..its cheaper than the regular parcel post rate-- its slower but cheaper...