Shipping method

I need to potentially send something to Canada from the US.

USPS quoted me $60 for a 2lb package, told them to get fucked.
UPS quoted me $30 for a 3lb package, told them no thanks.

Haven't called anyone else yet. I'm looking for the cheapest method to send a package (not letter) to Canada from the US.

 

Give us a to and from zip code and that would make it a little bit easier to check prices for you. Unfortunately fedex/ups are probably going to be your best option, I'd just figure out which of the two can give you a better rate and stick with that.

 

48205 is my zip, I'm not entirely sure as to what his is but any Canadian zip code will work.

 

Hey mate,
Either UPS or FEDEX has a flat rate box. If it fits i ships. The prices are cheap for the shipping and boxes. USPS Blows, I shipped a Xbox and it took 2 months to reach it's destination-__-

 

I highly suggest USPS. They ship for the cheapest and I have never had any problems.

 

What rate does fedex charge per package, around 3lbs?

USPS wanted $60 to send a package three hours away from me just because it's a different country - $60 is not even double of the cost for the product.

 

I've sent large packages across the US with USPS for much cheaper than they were appraised at FedEx and UPS. Just speaking from my experiences.

 

This isn't being sent across the us, it's being sent to another country.

 

Does anyone have experience with philpost ems?

 

fedex all the way man,

 

I'll call fedex in the morning, I've checked some independent transporters but they're all too expensive as well.

 

WPS http://www.worldwide-parcelservices.co.uk/

No probs

 

That's quite expensive as well.

$52 USD to send a light-weight package from the US to Canada.

 

Ahh I see.

In the UK I use UKMail and they are very cheap and World wide parcels services and cheap sending FROM the UK.

But try theese : https://www.parcel2go.com/parceldelivery-usa.aspx