Can anyone tell me the best way to send a parcel to India, it's a video cassette i'm wanting to send but i'm just wondering how it will get through customs without been opened or nicked! Any ideas? KK
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Posting Stuff To India?
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kullukid
, Apr 25 2007 07:08 PM
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Posted 25 April 2007 - 09:30 PM
I would send it by registered post (or what ever they call it these days - swiftair or 'To be signed for')
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malkers
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Posted 25 April 2007 - 09:34 PM
KK, I wouldn't even bother with recorded signed for, you still have no trace of it after it leaves UK, I had lots sent to me that way and never received it.
Fedex, DHL, UPS or similar is the only way to almost guarantee it will reach without getting pinched!
Fedex, DHL, UPS or similar is the only way to almost guarantee it will reach without getting pinched!
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