What companies ship by freight for personal household goods?
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DHL for packages under 150 pounds.
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I am sorry but I don't know what you mean by "carrier".\n\nIf you are wanting to deliver them to & from repair shops you can advertize in your local paper.
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computer store, electronics store, office supply store, ebay, online retailer, individual, department store
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a lot of department stores or bigger shops have personal shoppers in them. Just check out a few websites or favourite stores to see what they offer. Lots of stores in the UK do, and I'm sure wherever you are they will have some. Perhaps if you stated where you are in the world people could help more and be more specific.
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items for the home/electronics/gifts\nliterature/books\nCDs\nclothing\nessential items
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eBay and the U.S. Postal Service are happy to offer you FREE co-branded shipping boxes for Priority Mail® and Priority Mail Flat Rate Service. These boxes will be delivered directly to your home at no cost to you.\nCheck the link below to have the boxes dilivered to you.
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ebay, victoria secret, amazon
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I know a company you could get a great rate from....but their rate would simply be for door to door service for your household goods.  If you'll be flying to Pittsburgh their are lots of pet carriers out there that can assist you with your cats.\n\nThe moving company's link is www.cartwrighttrans.com/compass\n\nGood Luck with your move!
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Dillards, Jc Penney's, Sears, Express
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Oriental trading company is a good place to start. They have several items like CTR items and WWJD items for a resonable price shipped right to your door.
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CARGO can go by car, truck, ship, elephant's back, whathaveyou. Likewise SHIPMENT can go by ship, plane, car, barge, etc. You stumped me on pair of panties.
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the manufactured goods:\n\nAirplanes - Boeing\nlarge trucks - Kenworth\nsoftware - Microsoft, Nintendo\nlumber, paper pulp - Weyerhaeuser, Georgia Pacific
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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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Depending on what you need the stuff for, try getting a hold of national companies that take used clothes in. Salvation Army? Red Cross... they may be able to lead you to local importers
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Amazon\ne-Bay - and check the listings for e-Bay stores, not just what they have up for auction that day.
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A logistic partner will know the kind of product you intend to ship out. That way, they can help you to get the product there, intact.\n\nWith a "partner", you can work out a 'cost' were it it mutually beneficial to both party.\n\nIf your business is large enough, your partner 'free' to concentrate in your core business.\n\nHope this is useful
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Yes, check the state's website and http://packing.org