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An explanation of FED-EX's customs rules

  • 04-07-2008 12:48pm
    #1
    quietsailor
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    I followed a link from another thread posted on here for a service in America. If you buy online (eg from Ebay in the States) and send the item to this company they will ship it internationally.
    http://www.ipsparcel.com/
    ** I haven't used this service, I don't know if it works or how good/cheap it is. **

    However along the LH side of the page it says
    CUSTOMS REGULATIONS » For Customs Information for a specific country click here. Following that link (selecting Ireland on the first page) brought me to a 2nd page which is a FED-EX page that explains their customs procedures.

    Also on the http://www.ipsparcel.com/ page there was a shipping calculator.

    I hope this is of some use to people, I've been stung often enough by shipping prices from the states on things I needed.

    quietsailor


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