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bad_american1992 on
If it can fit in a letter envelope you can mail unregistered from USPS for $1.50 (last I checked). That BP shouldn't cost you $100 to mail, I sent a 3LP set to Germany this year and it was only about $43 bucks. If you are shipping internationally use USPS, they are still expensive but not abhorrently so like FedEx or UPS.
GhoulishMayhem on
Thanks man I really appreciate the advice.
frankie530 on
USPS registered letter for internationally shipped patches - it will be like $20 put the patch in the envelope and ship it in person at your post office registered letter. They will give you a tracking number
ZillaMunster on
Can confirm on this one. Send an envelope to Switzerland for about $18, full tracking with delivery conf.
Brendon
Use pirateship.com everything is shipped usps but for cheaper rates and you can do it from home
Overactive Imag... on
I second this! It'll save you a few dollars most of the time. Overall it is by weight. On average it'll cost $25-$30 to mail a back patch flat to Australia for example, and a long sleeve shirt to Australia that was size XL or 2XL was $39.
MortalCoil138 on
Interestingly enough, the back patch is going to Australia, or hopefully it is anyway.
doctordeath on
super interesting, have you used pirateship when buying from some shop instead of a person? like if i bought something from amazon or rockauto.. :) or it requires the sender to be in on the game?
Overactive Imag... on
From what I understand it's only for when you're mailing something and it's up the mailer to choose how they want to mail their stuff, whether it be via the post office, pirateship.com, stamps.com, etc. From what I understand with Pirateship is that they have a deal with UPS and USPS to offer you the actual flat rate in cost. But, yes, it requires the sender to be in on the game.
When I mail a back patch flat within the USA it avergages between $4.50-5.50 via Pirateship, however if I take that same back patch to the USPS post office it will then cost the street price $6-7.50.
Overactive Imag... on
The pirateship prices are what USPS's prices use to be before all the recent inflation.