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bron
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 Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2005 2:40 pm Post subject: post |
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Has anyone sent a package home? I want to send a box of winter clothes ahead of me to Vancouver so they don't bulk up my luggage, but I'm worried on two counts -- first that it might cost more than just paying the overweight baggage, and second that it might get lost en route. Or does the TPP only lose things when they're *arriving* in Turkey? I don't really care when it arrives, just that it ends up in Vancouver and I don't have to take it on a plane.
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bron
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| OK, well, that's a good lead in that it's something, and I can ask Turkish-speaking friends about it. But I went to their website and there's no English version. Could you possibly give me any more details, like where I can find them or price ranges, for example? |
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| Aras Kargo are everywhere. I have only sent letters/documents with them to the UK and other countries. They collect daily if you call them and you pay at the door. I don`t know about parcels but I assume you would have to go to their office. They are like DHL and in fact DHL are their agents in the UK. They charge less than half of what DHL charges. |
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