I think Andy is right at 2kg. I believe the 5kg is just for paper documents or something. Full details can be found on www.royalmail.com
Shipping to the states.......
- Thread starter Cook$
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Sorry to bring up old thread but im planning to sell my cocker in the Nation too if nobody is interested in my cocker here and also cockers are still hot stuff there in the states, but which service that u guys used? 'international signed for small packets'? or just the 'international signed for'? coz for the international signed for it'll coz around 44pounds (yikes!!)
and im sure that international signed for small packets is out since u cant wrap markers in small packets..
Cheers and best wishes
Alif
and im sure that international signed for small packets is out since u cant wrap markers in small packets..Cheers and best wishes
Alif
Well....not much good really, as it will be laden once you strap the marker and air system to it.
Also...I should think that Cooks' package (so to speak) will weigh more than a Coconut anyway, regardless of if it grips it by the Husk or even has a friend join in and carry it on twine between their beaks.
Size and weight dude, size and weight.
That will determine the cost.
I recommend you use an express service and make them pay for it.
That's your best bet if you're paying for some odd reason, takes about a week and is faster than some parcel services. I've done all my marker trading this way and it's worked great.
The only thing is that there's a weight limit, can't remember it from the top of my head, ut I think it's 4kg.
I'd let the buyer pay for his shipping method of choice though..