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Computer Shipping Help??

Audio · 2006-05-24 13:40:33

I am looking to get my computer shipped from Dublin to London... Anyone recommend the best way to do it?? Is there anyone other than Fed Ex?? Thanks in advance

24-05-2006 1:40pm

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Audio

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I am looking to get my computer shipped from Dublin to London... Anyone recommend the best way to do it?? Is there anyone other than Fed Ex??

Thanks in advance

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#2 24-05-2006 2:04pm

zerodown

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To save cash i would use AN post, not the best but label it fragile and your sorted. You can track it online also via there site.

Otherwise you could go with DHL but from personal experience there a joke, many a time they have delievered the wrong computer/ case/ part to me and the trouble to return it and get mine was unbelieveable.

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#3 24-05-2006 2:28pm

Ruu_Old

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Try Fed Ex or UPS, give them a call for a quote.

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#4 24-05-2006 3:32pm

segasega

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Take the hard drive out wrap it in bubble wrap and then that on its own in a bubble wrap box! Then send the rest by an post.

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