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What's the cheapest way to ship a package from the US?

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Sandra Thompson59 Sandra Thompson59 NewcomerOP
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Has anyone here actually dealt with shipping packages from the US back home? I mean, sure, you can just walk into a local post office here in the States and send something off—easy enough, right? Ha! The problem is I went on a massive shopping spree and picked up so many cool things that I’m genuinely heartbroken about leaving them behind. There's way too much stuff to fit into the two carry-on bags I'm allowed on my flight. I checked out the post office, but their rates are absolutely ridiculous. Then I looked into shipping via sea freight—at least from what I could dig up—and they let you send a box of a certain size, which is honestly way bigger than what I need. I guess I could just leave it half-empty, but even then, the cost is pretty steep.
So, if anyone knows a cheaper hack or a better way to get a package from the US over to Europe, please let me know.
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Robin Sanders3 Robin Sanders3 Member
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Maybe just try flying it over—like, if you're shipping a package under 5kg from NY to the US, you could probably snag a rate around $50

Or honestly, check out FedEx. They've got a major hub right in New York City, near those big industrial areas out in Jersey
Sandra Thompson59 Sandra Thompson59 NewcomerOP
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billy001;17400324 said:Try flying it over—say, from NY to the States—a package under 5kg should run you about $50.

Or just check with FedEx; they have a major hub right here in New York City near the outskirts.

I actually looked into air freight myself, and honestly, the quotes I got were absolutely ridiculous. As for FedEx, even though I see their trucks passing my house every single day, it never even crossed my mind to actually walk in and ask them for a rate. Thanks anyway, but I'll pass.

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