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15-08-2011, 02:08 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Bassendean WA
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i got a text from a guy chasing some parts for a falcon, im in western australia and he's in NSW. the parts in question are bucket seats, too big to post obviously. he said hes happy to pay for a courier. how does this process usually work?
its in my best interest to receive payment before packaging. whats the best way to get a quote on the total shipping price? and some couriers cheaper/better? is it usually etiquette to provide a receipt saying the stuff has been delivered to the depot and is down in the hands of courier? ive never dealt interstate before cheers tony |
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