what’s the cheapest way to ship items home to usa?
i need to ship 2 extra suitcases home from fukuoka to california. any ideas on the cheapest method? sea freight is fine. doesn’t need to be that quick.
excess baggage on your flight home is often the best, most practical, and almost cheapest option, depending on airline. for postal service which is usually the cheapest, there is maximum size / weight restriction. for sea freight, you have to find a freight forwarder, usually located somewhere outside tourist area. you have to pay for pick up, or deliver the bags yourself to the forwarder. there is also the issue of minimum charge, additional packaging, ...
hi dear. you can easily save a lot of money by making a few changes in your lifestyle. when you go grocery shopping, try to buy products that are of local brands, fruits and vegetables that are seasonal, bulk packets, etc. always make a list when you go shopping as it helps in avoiding unnecessary expenses. you can easily make a lot of crafts at home to decorate your house or for gifting such as lamps, photo frames, cushions, etc. make a monthly budget where you keep aside some amount to save. try to stick to the budget to save more. probably shipstation is your best option. as it integrates directly with clickfunnels, and from shipstation you can integrate it again with any 3rd party fulfillment and tracking solution, in fact, it can be quite handy even if you are handling shipments yourself.

shipstation is really my #1 recomm… hi michele, great idea! we find ourselves shipping goods to our disney vacation club resort for most stays. we save on additional luggage fees and even make our travels days much easier by placing a quick online order a few days before we leave. i'm happy to read that you will be taking advantage of this service as well. to mail a package to disney's saratoga springs resort, address it as follows: hold for guest (your name) arrival (date of arrival) disney's saratoga springs resort & spa 1960 broadway lake buena vista, fl 32830 you may have already heard, but please be prepared to pay a $5 delivered package fee when you stop by the front desk to retrieve your goods. also, if you discover that you are mailing the same products for each vacation, you might consider checking out the owners locker service. they will deliver a large, purple bin where you can store frequently used items like sunscreen, coffee filters, extra bathing suits and more. then, whenever you are planning a visit to walt disney world resort, the friendly owners locker employees will deliver your locker to bell services at your resort hotel. disney vacation club members even experience special pricing. check them out! wishing you many magical memories, sally deliveries - but requires driving... i know... you don't do that.home appraiser - need a licensed or certified appraiser to sponsor you, but you can do that with little training, make decent $. again.. driving requiredhome inspector. because you're not staying at a disney owned resort, you are--unfortunately-ineligible for disney's free shuttle, the magical express. therefore, the cheapest option for you is a city bus. you can take bus 111 from the airport and get off at the ticket and transportation center. the trip takes a little over an hour and buses run every 60 minutes. once you arrive at the ticket and transportation center you'll need to take either the ferry or monorail to magic kingdom. from there, take a bus over to your home resort. depending upon how many people are in your party, the next best thing might be to hire a car service. of course, taxis are readily available at the airport as well. hi paulette,i have picked up some money saving tips during my travels to wdw (food being one of them!)....i will try and give you a few other options i have come across.magic kingdom: pecos bill café located in frontierland has a complimentary condiment bar (cosmic ray's has this too by the way!) where you can load up on additional items such as pan fried mushrooms, pan fried onions, tomatoes, pickles, etc...etc...when you purchase one of their meals. i normally order the hamburger which is quite large and load up on all of these extras, then my daughter and i will share...after all of these extras as well as fries to split it is more than enough for us.downtown disney: wolfgang puck's express has quite an extensive menu (express style) and we love their pizza's. these are easily shared in my opinion and offer many different variations of toppings (we will have one that we share and 1/2 will be ordered with what i would like and the other half with cheese only, what my daughter loves!). they also offer chicken, pasta, salads, etc...coronado springs resort: the pepper market is my all time favorite quick service restaurant where you actually have a server bring you your beverages and clear your table but you go up to the marketplace, order your own meal and can choose between many (and i mean many!) different stations. they offer mexican, wok kitchen, deli station, grill station (1/2 rotisserie chicken with fries...love this!), pizza (larger sizes), etc...as well as their bakery station...yum! there is always leftovers to take home here or you could certainly share!i have run out of space, so i suggest you try these and look at what other people order, what the proportions look like at other locations as well as extras (such as complimentary condiment bars, etc...). i am sure you will have luck finding many more options! best wishes,brigitta * traveler's checks are not recommended, as most stores won't accept them, and banks and post offices with very long queues are the only places to cash them in. make sure you keep your cash and cards safe by following these simple **money** security tips. 4. know **how** to dress appropriately there are lots of places along the california coast that are just as nice, and not quite as expensive. santa barbara, san luis obispo, san juan capistrano, san diego, santa rosa, etc.

san jose has what's called a "mediterranean" climate. so if your tastes run to europe, you could live in spain, italy, greece, etc. spain and greece are relatively inexpensive.

of course, the trick is finding a nice place, where you can also make a living. ahoy amy! in just a few weeks, you will be boarding the sensational disney magic and being personally greeted by the extraordinary crew! i hope you are ready for seven glorious days on the high seas with mickey! i have two suggestions that might work to get your family back to orlando after disembarking the ship. you could do another one-way rental back to orlando. i know several of the rental car agencies offer a free shuttle to their office near the port. they could pick you up curbside and transport you back to their office. another idea would be to ride a disney cruise line motorcoach back to the airport. one-way service is available and can be added to your cruise reservation by calling (800) 951-3532. it does run $35 per person, and prices are subject to change. i hope this helps you figure out the best transportation option for your crew! it is always hard to end a magical vacation, and i know you want to have the smoothest transition possible. have a wonderful day and a magical voyage! nancy Hi Cloudkiller,  
  
Most of the packages sent to UK are delayed due to coronavirus. There is few flight to US which makes it delayed. You'd better wait for another 20 days to see if there is any update. If no, contact the seller to give you a solution.