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shipping from america

j0e · 2005-06-15 18:01:43

Hi, I need a company that would ship a pc from America to Ireland insured any1 know of any companies?

15-06-2005 6:01pm

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j0e

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Hi, I need a company that would ship a pc from America to Ireland insured any1 know of any companies?

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#2 15-06-2005 6:02pm

Pacifico

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UPS?

Any couriers in America?

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#3 15-06-2005 6:21pm

Stephen

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Fed Ex? DHL?

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#4 15-06-2005 6:43pm

colm_c

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There isn't much you can't get here that you can get in the states...

If it's just data, I'd suggest making a backup and sending over the harddrive rather than the whole machine, as tbh it would be cheaper to buy the parts / new machine over here... especially with the risk of damage and customs...

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#5 15-06-2005 8:40pm

Webmonkey

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Don't send it by US Post anyways, gets forwared to GLS and we all know how slow they are, plus you will more than likely get caught for duties from them

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