What is the best way to ship large items?
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Wagon Train YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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Sure for a small($5000) shipping in handling fee.\n\n:)
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The cheapest way is Economy parcel Post...but it will travel by boat and can take as long as 3 months sometimes. The fastest, most inexpensive way is by Airmail Letter Post. You can ship any package under 4 pounds.
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Two cubic meters is not as big as the ones used for loading/unloading ships, but have you tried some stevedoring companies or grain handlers?\n\nTry the web under "bulk cargo handling"
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EMS from the post office\n\nIts the courier service of USPS , they are fast and cheaper than fedex , UPS , ARAMEX and all the rest.
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use DHL or FedEx!\nthe big question of life...
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Do you have a UPS store nearby?\nThey could probably ship it at rush time, but it would cost a lot, I'd think.\n\nOr go to your post office (it's probably closed right now so probably tomorow) and see if they have anything.\nOR drive to minnesota yourself :P that was a joke. \n\nBut there SHOULD be some kind of service from the United State's Postal Service that allows things to be shipped within one day.\n\nI'm not an expert though
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I hope it's ok this way:\n\nHi John,\n\nHow are you? Please find below my concerns regarding the shipment. I need some clarifications.\n\nFirstly, What shipment method do you prefer for the shipment of Part No A in Po 10?\n\nSecondly, I found that the goods are going to be shipped via various shipment methods. The total size might not be too big. Would you like us in this case to ship all the goods by Air-freight or UPS?\n\nI am sorry that Part No A will be shipped with a shortage of 100 pieces and part No B with 200 pieces. This is because there has been an unexpected yield loss during production. We’ll try to complete the rest as soon as possible.\n\nOur priority is to meet your satisfaction, so could you please reply me before shipment date on Nov. 16, 2006.\n\nBest Regards,\nPeter W
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Simple, ask a courier company like FedEx, DHL etc
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Try Ebay. They are the ones that offer these services to sellers that select this option of shipment.\n\nhttp://www.ebaycareers.com/\n\nThe best of luck!
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First of all be sure you are not overcharging for shipping and handling.  I notice a lot of sellers of late are doing that and their sales have gone down. Be reasonable on your shipping and state what it is or use the shipping calculator. Items with picture on the search do better I find.  I don't know how many items you list at a time, but limit it to 5 to 10--that way if they don't sell you are not hit with a big seller fee all at once.  Hang in there, some of my things will sell like crazy one time and next time, maybe none or just one.  Good luck.
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The Post Office should have some cushioned envelopes for sale that would hold a CD. You could send it first class and the postage would probably be less than $2.00. If you'd like to be able to get a delivery confirmation, you could add that for up to 60 cents more if I'm not mistaken.
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try http://packing.org
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you must sign up, then go to the top and press sell then go to sell your item and fill in all the other stuff. but before you go on there make sure you check the shipping price on usps.com to tell your customers
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you can charge what you want for shipping. There is a shipping calc that estimates what it costs , if they want next day delv you can change the shipping cost to reflect the diff... if it doesnt get there that is Ups or fed ex fault as long as the tracking # shows you sent it next day
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IT is my understanding that as long as the item is properly labeled and addressed and has the proper postage it can be mailed as long as it fits and ofcourse not over weight.
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There's no 'easy' way or everyone would be doing it. eBay IS the best option and you don't have to leave your house to sell items. You can have shipping carriers pick up your boxes from the house. \n\nConsider a drop shipper.