I would do this myself but i am on my way out of the door and need
this to be done when i come back so my question is:

I dont live in the US or Europe and i would like to send something to
London (laptop) i would like to know the shipping rates before i ship
it how can i find that? I know how heavy it is and how big it is but i
would like to know the price.

Any link would be great. Thanks

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Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 21 Nov 2004 02:50 PST

It depends on where you live (where you're shipping from) - where is that?

xlr8s1v1ce- -- 


UPS Global has an quick, easy-to-use calculator on its website that
should serve your purposes, and its shipping rates should be
competitive.   Here is a link to the calculator:

UPS.com: Calculate Time and Cost
http://wwwapps.ups.com/ctc/request


And, here is a link to the UPS Global home page, where you can link to
information about the UPS contractor(s) in your home country:

UPS Global
http://www.ups.com/content/global/index.jsx



Search Strategy:

I am familiar with UPS, and I used the following simple Google search
as the first step in finding the appropriate Web page for the
information you have requested.


I am confident that this is the information you are seeking, and I am
happy to have been able to find it for you promptly.

If anything is unclear, or if you have any problem with the links
provided, please ask for clarification, and I would be happy to assist
you further.


markj-ga

" One rate is no rate".  Always compare rates when it comes to
shipping.  Though UPS is one of top carriers, it does mean that they
have the best proces always, though some areas they are the cheapes,
for example, ground service from the USA to Canada.  Try the followng:

www.fedex.com
www.homeshipping.com
www.dhl-usa.com
www.freightquote.com

all the above provide international services.  compare rates, before you ship.