Shipping overseas

[pletho]

Any one know the average rate to ship to germany and the best method?

 

[patrickcues]

Any one know the average rate to ship to germany and the best method?

go ask the post office they will give you a genaral idea.

 

[Hunter]

I recently shipped three cues and a jump cue via Fedex (2-3 day shipment). It ran $167. The last time I sent two cues it ran $120. One should be around $100... I've had much better luck with Fedex than DHL or the Post Office. Good luck!

Steve

 

[HOB Weert]

US Postal or DHL.
Normally between 35-70 dollar depends on the weight and insurance.

MH
HOB Weert

 

[ChrisOnline]

actually.. you can go to www.usps.com and choose international shipping and put in the diameter and weight of the package and it will give you a list of rates..

probably the best would be Global Priority and i believe to germany its about $35 no including insurance

chris

 

[Integrale]

I live in germany and i bought 3 cues in the last 13 month from the states, 2 through az and 1 from ebay.
All of them were sent to me through USPS, all of them got tod me inj time and i paid on two of them cues 35 $ each for shipping to the sellers and the price of the last one was shipping included and on the receipt was quoted 25$ shiping fees.
I hope this information is helping you,
greetings,
David

 

[sneak_peter]

usps priority international with insurance (max.$500) is around $40.
higher priced cues should be safer shipped by fedex, ups or dhl fully insured.

 

[sad_clown0306]

sneak peter is right

send with usps. The costs are around that area of 40 to 50 USD
But higher priced cues i would always send with FedEx.

Also for your safety in case the package gets lost. With FedEx you are on the much more safe side.