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| Posted: 10-31-2006 07:50 pm |
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jcdean Member
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I need a place to start looking for shipment of approx. 300 lbs. (160 kilo's) of items from near the London area to Oklahoma City. Fed-Ex, DHL, etc. are only in the express shipment business for non-commercial folks, such as myself, and speed is not of the essence, ie. I am not wanting to pay close to $1600.00. If it arives by spring of '07 I am happy. Joey
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| Posted: 11-01-2006 05:20 am |
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chrisl Member 
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Try http://www.allied.com/ You can get an online estimate too. They have an office in the UK and all over the US. I used them to ship stuff internationally, they do it all the time. I think if you are not in a hurry and are happy to share a seatainer with others it also helps costwise
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| Posted: 11-01-2006 01:34 pm |
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colinw59 Member 
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The Royal Mail in the UK, should give the shipper the option to ship via air or by sea. When shipping by sea volume is the cost factor not weight, as it is with air. It could take a couple of months, which from your posting would be ok. I'm English and emigrated to the US in 1992. I shipped larger items by sea and if your not in any rush that's the best way to go. Have the seller check it out for you. Good luck, Colin
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| Posted: 11-01-2006 01:47 pm |
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jcdean Member
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Thanks to both of you. Joey
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