I had NO IDEA where to put this..cheapest way to send a [10pd?] package to Australia?
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I had NO IDEA where to put this..cheapest way to send a [10pd?] package to Australia?
I have to send a package to Australia. I don't know the exact weight yet, but i'm thinking it'll be no heavier than 10 pounds.
What's the cheapest way to ship it..?
Thanks.
What's the cheapest way to ship it..?
Thanks.
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Did you try using the international calculaltor at the USPS site to get an estimate?
http://ircalc.usps.gov/
http://ircalc.usps.gov/
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yeah. I tried entering both 5pds and 10pds...it averaged between $20-$30.
just wondering if there was something better..
just wondering if there was something better..
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Check UPS as well here....
http://wwwapps.ups.com/calTimeCost?loc=en_US
Check UPS as well here....
http://wwwapps.ups.com/calTimeCost?loc=en_US
The PO is the best way to go for international shipments.
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Related to Troy's point, the customs limits in Australia vary depending on whether goods are sent by post or courier. If what you're sending is reasonably pricey, post is the way to go.
The limits before GST kick in are A$250 for courier (eg UPS, Fedex) and A$1000 for post.
The limits before GST kick in are A$250 for courier (eg UPS, Fedex) and A$1000 for post.