Hey guys just seeing what people think, i need to ship a heavy part and i was wondering what is the best/quickest/safest/cheapest way to ship, and as well some companies... its about as heavy as a door
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try uship.com, or i think ups.......
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Usually common post servise is cheapest way (I mean US post service, Canada post service, Australia post service... that kind ones 
). So no DHL, no FedEx, no UPS, etc... just common state post service. That's my experience.
This post has been edited by malpaso: Jul 6, 2007 - 1:33 AM
). So no DHL, no FedEx, no UPS, etc... just common state post service. That's my experience.
This post has been edited by malpaso: Jul 6, 2007 - 1:33 AM
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is it as big as a door? most postal services have a limit to the size of the package (and perhaps weight?).. which is about 1.75m long or something along those lines. anyway, when it comes to shipping heavy packages in Canada, i think of Greyhound or DHL. if it's something that's really heavy and requires a pallet, forklift, etc you'll need to ship through freight. DHL and Trans-X are about the only ones i've dealt with and was satisfied with the cost and service for both..
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yea, my postal service denied me a couple times due to weight and all...thats the U.S. postal service...i cant remember the regulations exactly, but if it was 125 pounds in weight (maybe 80), or was as big as a hood, they wouldnt ship...
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is it as big as a door? most postal services have a limit to the size of the package (and perhaps weight?).. which is about 1.75m long or something along those lines. anyway, when it comes to shipping heavy packages in Canada, i think of Greyhound or DHL. if it's something that's really heavy and requires a pallet, forklift, etc you'll need to ship through freight. DHL and Trans-X are about the only ones i've dealt with and was satisfied with the cost and service for both..
is it as big as a door? most postal services have a limit to the size of the package (and perhaps weight?).. which is about 1.75m long or something along those lines. anyway, when it comes to shipping heavy packages in Canada, i think of Greyhound or DHL. if it's something that's really heavy and requires a pallet, forklift, etc you'll need to ship through freight. DHL and Trans-X are about the only ones i've dealt with and was satisfied with the cost and service for both..
yea, my postal service denied me a couple times due to weight and all...thats the U.S. postal service...i cant remember the regulations exactly, but if it was 125 pounds in weight (maybe 80), or was as big as a hood, they wouldnt ship...
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UPS is in the UK as well as the states. Not sure about Canada. If it were light and going to the states I could help you out, but I'm not sure how it would work going to Canada and the fact that it's pretty heavy would make it really difficult. Good luck!
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x2...and by my experience...UPS is a wallet-killer
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Usually common post servise is cheapest way (I mean US post service, Canada post service, Australia post service... that kind ones). So no DHL, no FedEx, no UPS, etc... just common state post service. That's my experience.
Usually common post servise is cheapest way (I mean US post service, Canada post service, Australia post service... that kind ones
). So no DHL, no FedEx, no UPS, etc... just common state post service. That's my experience.x2...and by my experience...UPS is a wallet-killer
hahah if you can't ship it with USPS... then you're SCREWED... that is about the bottom line