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Cheapest way to freight/send excess luggage abroad
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Hello all
Just joined the forum, hoping you guys can help me. Not even sure if this is the correct forum for this thread
Anyway - I wanted to know what is the cheapest method of sending excess luggage abroad? I am moving to Canada and wanting to take just clothes, shoes, books etc with me no furniture or anything bulky. If I am careful, I think it should be under 7 bags worth. I think the airline company offers extra piece at 100 dollars but I want my bags to be there before I arrive as I have family who can pick it up for me. Will save me the hassle of carrying
I was told some companies do it at £2 a kilo. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Hope you guys can help
Many thanks
Just joined the forum, hoping you guys can help me. Not even sure if this is the correct forum for this thread
Anyway - I wanted to know what is the cheapest method of sending excess luggage abroad? I am moving to Canada and wanting to take just clothes, shoes, books etc with me no furniture or anything bulky. If I am careful, I think it should be under 7 bags worth. I think the airline company offers extra piece at 100 dollars but I want my bags to be there before I arrive as I have family who can pick it up for me. Will save me the hassle of carrying
I was told some companies do it at £2 a kilo. Does anyone have any recommendations?
Hope you guys can help
Many thanks
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