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20-01-16, 06:49
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How to ship parts from the US to Australia
This may be of some help for those people Down under wanting to get parts shipped to them from US businesses that do not offer overseas shipping.
Australia Post has a service called ShopMate which acts as a freight receiver in the US for those items then forwards them to your Australian address. Base cost is about $27 Aus for a 500g package. There are a few other similar businesses out there doing the same but mainly based in the US so at least by using Australia Post you are dealing with a local in the event of any hiccup. I must admit I haven't used it yet but it may come in handy at some stage. Hope this is of some help and interest.
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