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shipping 100kg item to hong kong Hey guys, do you guys know what is the best way to ship a 100kg item to hong kong? price x time ratio? thanks! dave |
that will be a few hundred bucks lol |
easily a few hundred dollars. you could ship it surface - which would take around 3 months. that would cut it down maybe half the price - but still cost a few hundred dollars. shipping by air might cost you $800 or more. |
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If you can find a replacement in HK, buy it there. |
thanks for the quick reply, and which companies in GVRD actually provide this type of service? hey garson, it's dave... how's it going? |
you're the kowloonprince, you tell us :D I shipped a few cart parts back and forth. From here, it's $300-400 + insurance. From there, you can buy the dude at the post office some ling cha, and he'll do it for free :D |
Canada Post, DHL, UPS, etc. Go phone them all and ask. |
Hey Dave - i thought it was you.... haha... what are you shipping? |
it's actually for char, she is shipping a k20 dc5r engine back to hong kong... haha jokes, it's actually something her aunt left behind when she was staying here. |
100kg's of COKE?! |
Holy shit, 220 pounds? |
freight forwarding... go to any FF company in the north terminal (there is a chinese one, called trust freight), they will ship and deliver it in hk for you. They charge you base on dimension, not weight. FYI |
idiots, she's shipping herself back to china in a crate lolz |
u could send it by boat on a crate.. my neighbour has a company that does it for really cheap.. unfortunately something really shady/fishy is going on with them or i could help you out.. but i imagine any shipping company would have similar rates ($50 for the crate and $1 a lb) (ambulance came took someone out with the sheets over their head it was raining so maybe they were just trying to keep the rain off the person, but the police showed up.. the next night 3am ish 2 police cars went to their house for awhile and left and around 7am 6-7 police cars came by and arrested the husband, dont know whats up doesn't seem like the news got any wind of it) |
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Bumping this back up! I got a package i need to ship ASAP to Hong Kong approx. 12x12x5.5 inches and 15-20 lbs who might be the cheapest, but still get it there before the month is over and requires a signature upon arrival? also, what's freight forwarding? It was mentioned above in post #12 TIA |
its a freight shipping company that will ship your packages in their cargo tanker (by boat) what you're asking for (by the end of the month) is all ups/ems/canadapost etc you're looking at a few bills though (because of signature) bit less if ur fine with just delivery confirmation |
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go the UPS way and save you the trouble. |
Give us a call, we can ship anything anywhere in the world. Ocean, air truck, whatever the need, we can get it there. Take a look at our website at www.pakmaillangley.com, give us a call with details, well give you a quote. In fact, use the quote page on our website, we can give you a quote by tomorrow. |
^^^ hey ive used u guys, didn't realize u were an RS member |
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i leave tomorrow at midnight and i'm only using one check in :) |
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Air Canada Cargo - Drop it off at the airport at the Air Canada Depot and have your aunt pick it up at the Air Canada Depot in HK. If you can find someone that works at Air Canada they get like 50 percent off shipping i think. No to sure i used them about a year ago when I moved. http://www.aircanada.com/cargo/en/ |
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