Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Service
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Serv
Postby dbf » Tue Feb 03, 2015 4:42 pm
Some good information - thanks.
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Serv
Postby cycleape » Wed Feb 04, 2015 7:29 pm
Thanks for info.
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Serv
Postby UmaT » Sat Aug 29, 2015 4:20 pm
BRANDXYZ! They are my favorites. What makes them different is the fact that they have their own BRANDXYZ mail which significantly reduces shipping costs (e.g. for around 2 kg of weight you pay appprox. $10-15 less than what shipito charges). Delivery time - 8-10 daysqranked wrote:Anyone who's used Shipito or any other mainstream US provider as well as Shopmate have any experiences to compare?
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Serv
Postby Tim » Sat Aug 29, 2015 6:15 pm
Something doesn't smell right about new member UmaT and his BRANDXYZ recommendation.UmaT wrote:BRANDXYZ! They are my favorites.
12 posts, 5 mention BRANDXYZ or parcel forwarding.
BRANDXYZ site address is Russian.
Scammer, spammer or both?
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Serv
Postby AUbicycles » Sun Aug 30, 2015 10:56 pm
Thanks for reporting this - yes it does smell very fishy (hence the promoted business name being blocked).
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Service
Postby Chris Parker » Tue Apr 19, 2016 8:12 am
I just use a US based company called Shipville. They have been great.
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Service
Postby CharlieDanger » Sat Apr 14, 2018 6:50 am
Hey Aushiker, thanks for the information. By any chance do you know any parcel forwarding companies from the US to Australia? Anyone know any rates from different carriers? What do you guys think? Trying to send disassembled bicycles and accessories.
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Service
Postby Trevtassie » Sat Apr 14, 2018 11:10 am
I've used shipito a lot, but not very recently ivCharlieDanger wrote:Hey Aushiker, thanks for the information. By any chance do you know any parcel forwarding companies from the US to Australia? Anyone know any rates from different carriers? What do you guys think? Trying to send disassembled bicycles and accessories.
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Service
Postby RonK » Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:24 pm
Did you actually read Aushiker's post? Parcel forwarding from the US to Australia is what the post is about.CharlieDanger wrote:Hey Aushiker, thanks for the information. By any chance do you know any parcel forwarding companies from the US to Australia? Anyone know any rates from different carriers? What do you guys think? Trying to send disassembled bicycles and accessories.
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Re: Australia Post Has Launched A US Freight Forwarding Service
Postby CharlieDanger » Tue Apr 17, 2018 12:46 am
I did read all of it now, thanks! I found this company on my own a company in the USA called Shop2Ship. Have you heard of it? I like it because the rates are low. Can you tell me your thoughts on it please? I'm sorry, I'm new here .
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