I have a friend that is planning on moving to Australia soon from the U.S. and he needs to know who the good, reliable and fair-priced movers are. He won’t have a lot of things to move, but he still needs some things shipped there. I don’t know which city he is moving too, but I could find out. He plans on moving in October (I think). Thanks!

you can try asking jetta.com.au. i usually use them for shipping.

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  1. tuppenybitz

    2009 Sep 04 1

    it would be better to find someone in the US to ship his stuff
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  2. ian

    2009 Sep 04 2

    Hi I brought a 20′ shipping container and stored all my gear in it and packing it myself reselling the container on ebay latter and used 5 star shipping.I found their all about the same price really see link.Most people don’t take anything to start with selling[yard sales] before they leave if staying permanently due to the high cost of shipping and purchase new stuff is off set with the selling before leaving.
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    http://www.fivestarshipping.com.au/

  3. Camcorder

    2009 Sep 04 3

    Sup i am not entirely sure. But my dad did live in australia at one point.
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  4. zazazoom

    2009 Sep 04 4

    you can try asking jetta.com.au. i usually use them for shipping.
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  5. Lindsey

    2009 Sep 04 5

    It costs a small fortune to move sadly!

    When I moved I used Mayflower which I found to be a big mistake – they overcharged me by a lot, and once my stuff got here the recieving company (Nuss removals based in Sydney) said they would have shipped the same container by volume, not weight, saving me a couple thousand dollars.

    Get all the quotes he can before hand, and sell as much as is feasable before moving. Much cheaper to sell furniture etc at a loss or give it away than spend $5 a pound or so to ship it.

    ANd good luck to him – hope he loves it here!
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    Moved Michigan to Australia a few years ago.


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