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cheapest way of sending a package to germany

eurotrotter · 2011-12-29 12:39:37

is the post office the cheapest place to go? or is there an other private company that offer a more competitive rate? thanks :)

29-12-2011 12:39pm

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is the post office the cheapest place to go?

or is there an other private company that offer a more competitive rate?

thanks

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#2 29-12-2011 12:41pm

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carrier pigeon, but he'll probably drop it in the irish sea/the channel

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#3 29-12-2011 12:43pm

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This threads deja vu tbh

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#4 29-12-2011 12:43pm

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Email it to them.

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#5 29-12-2011 12:43pm

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Jam it into a bottle and feck it into the sea.

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#6 29-12-2011 12:47pm

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sellotape it to the back of someone flying to Germany

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#7 29-12-2011 12:52pm

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you could always ring them and describe in detail exactly what it is and let their imagination do the rest. beware of spending too much time describing it so that the phone call ends up costing more than it would cost to post.

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#8 30-12-2011 12:15am

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Depends on the weight.

I'd recommend you send then a Zeppelin instead, but I believe they have them already over there.

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#9 30-12-2011 12:16am

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Wish it there.

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#10 30-12-2011 12:22am

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I hear places have websites, that you can look it up on,

Now a package can range from a big envelope to something needing a 40ft container, the weight of a pillow to that of a small house. Some guidance would't go amiss.

That or I hear an Owl superceeds pigeon these days.

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#11 30-12-2011 12:23am

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Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Depends on the weight.

I'd recommend you send then a Zeppelin instead, but I believe they have them already over there.

And they are developing them to deliver packages, big things like generators or big pump engines etc which are to big and heavy to be delivered by road and the destination is inland.

I can't weight for the new Zeppelin age, apparently they will be safe this time around.

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#12 30-12-2011 12:27am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=144

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