The intangibles of DHL Worldwide Express?
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Indeed. A package to the UK from the US took longer to arrrive with DHL Express than one sent ordinary airmail through the ordinary US postal system (and cost a lot more)
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Globalization
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Ask your freight forwarder for yearly contract rate. They will very happy to assist you with no cost. Why should bother yourself with the calculation when someone else can do it free for you?\n\nIn case like UPS / FedEx / DHL, you can browse their services online.
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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT INDORE \nExport-import management in the 21st century requires knowledge about WTO, EXIM ... Exporting and Importing, WTO, Customs Duty Rates, Export-Import Finance and ...\nhttp://www.iimidr.ac.in/iim/pages/programmes/mdp7.jsp - \n\n\nWelcome to National Institute of Export Management \n... topics and amendments on Export, Import, Central Excise, Customs, Service Tax ... drawn in favour of National Institute of Export Management payable at ...\nhttp://www.niemglobal.com/ourpublications.html
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Depends on who handled the "package". The travel agency (if you used one) may or may not want to help. Some are much better than others. Check out the web site below or contact him via phone when he is on the air.
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International Services\nRate charts and complete information for Germany\n\n   Mailing Services   (Show Dimensions) Estimated\n Delivery Time*  Price\n    Global Express Guaranteed® Document Service  more info about Global Express Guaranteed Document Service  \n          See Service Guide Before Mailing \n2 - 3 Days\n$33.75 \n    Global Express Guaranteed® Non-Document Service  more info about Global Express Guaranteed Non-Document Service  \n          See Service Guide Before Mailing \n2 - 3 Days\n Calculate \n    Global Express Mail™ (EMS)  more info about Global Express Mail (EMS)   \n3 - 5 Days\n$24.25 \n    Global Priority Mail - Flat-rate Envelope (Large)  more info about Global Priority Mail - Flat-rate Envelope (Large)   \n4 - 6 Days\n$9.50 \n    Global Priority Mail - Flat-rate Envelope (Small)  more info about Global Priority Mail - Flat-rate Envelope (Small)   \n4 - 6 Days\n$5.25 \n    Global Priority Mail - Variable Weight (Single)  more info about Global Priority Mail - Variable Weight (Single)   \n4 - 6 Days\n$8.50 \n    Airmail Letter Post  more info about Airmail Letter Post   \n4 - 7 Days\n$0.84 \n    Economy (Surface) Letter Post  more info about Economy (Surface) Letter Post  \n          (Rate for pieces 16 ounces or less) \n4 - 6 Weeks\n$4.10 \n\n  *Designed to be delivered in the number of business days specified for each service depending on origin and destination.
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The DHL in the news page of the DHL website contains several articles that talks of how DHL uses technology to improve customer service including delivery time. Most useful are the links to the USA Today article and Wall Street Journal\n\nhttp://www.dhl-usa.com/Company/eprints.asp?nav=PressRoom/DHLintheNews
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Take your case to DHL executive officers, start an e-mail crusade. Nothing a company hates more is a person on an e-mail crusade.
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All I can think is the Oriental Trading catalog. They have nearly everything.
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Of course I would want to know what's in the box.   I'm human.  \n\nNow ... what to do?  Contact your immediate supervisior and be certain to follow through to make sure the information gets to the "powers that be".   AKA the Federal Reserve Board, FDIC, OCC, etc.\n\nUnfortunately you are the middle man in this, but should the gentlemans tale be true - you could also be 'da man!\n\nGood luck.  And stay safe.
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If you have some volume shipments, you can find a broker or forwarder to ship them via ocean.  This is much less expensive than shipping via air.  YOu will need to make sure the containers are packed securely so you don't have water damage, but a good shipping company can help you determine what kind of packaging you need.  \n\nAlso, keep in mind that most countries have quotas on clothing items.  Before you ship to a country, be sure to check on their quotas.  You will need to know the tariff or classification of your product - you can do this by searching on the HTSUS (Harmonized tariff schedule - US)- you can find it at this link - www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/bychapter.\n\nYou didn't say what kind of textiles you are exporting, but I assume you will find your classification in chapters XI or XII- a broker or forwarder can also help you if you are unsure. \n\nIf you are mainly shipping small parcel, check into opening a DHL or UPS account.  DHL is generally cheaper, but UPS also can offer a lot of options.\n\nYou will have to provide a commercial invoice for your goods, and if you are shipping to certain countries, you will want to check into free trade agreements to provide certificates of origin.  A good source for this is http://www.usitc.gov/ OR http://www.export.gov/.  You can even call them for help in marketing your items.\n\nGood luck!
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3-7 Business Days is just a range.  They aren't going to list every address in the country and the individual expected delivery time to each and every place.  It also includes the time needed to process your order and get it ready to ship. \n\nYes, it's a legit site.
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You could use PHP (or similar) script to pull the info from the UPS site. Then write a csv file with the info you are interested in (after parsing the file).
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im a consultant.. its about $50 per $1000 value . the biggest concern is the us customs...
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I am assuming that this is the Company that you are referring to:\nGOLDQUEST International Ltd is a multi-national company recognised and accepted internationally as a reputable retailer of gold products with its head office in Hong Kong and several representative offices in key business cities across the globe.\n\nGOLDQUEST harnesses the power of the Net and the most modern of technologies to communicate to its customers and conduct business with them in the most efficient manner possible. Its venture into electronic commerce, through the creation of the Online Store in May 2000, is already generating a quarter of the company's total sales.\n\nGOLDQUEST is part of the QI Ltd, a multinational conglomerate with a determined vision to be the ultimate and trustworthy business partner of the people and organisations it serves. It has a mission and a heart to uplift humanity by creating and offering new business opportunities to meet the personal as well as professional needs of its clients and business partners. The Group has GOLDQUEST as its flagship business, along with other nine wholly-owned subsidiaries offering a diverse scope of products and services, ranging from retailing, travel & leisure, interactive marketing, finance and corporate investments, to training and education.\n\nConsolidating the synergies of the global customer and capital base that has been built up, QI Ltd and its affiliates are always looking at expanding into various other businesses to offer excellent products and exemplary services to our customers all over the world.
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Well, underwear can protect your package. Otherwise, somebody can steal your nugget. LoL.
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Hi \n\nOk , now thats a bunch of things at the same time :) First how much do you know about DSL lines as a whole ?