I want to follow this thread as I have a couple antique machines I am looking to sell.
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I want to follow this thread as I have a couple antique machines I am looking to sell.
I shipped my sewing machine from Oregon to Washington and it cost me $50 through the Post Office. They were cheaper than any place else. By far. I use the P.O. because they are cheaper than UPS or FedEx, believe me.
"Be yourself...everyone else is taken."
Strong people don't put others down...they build them up."
"Remember that your instincts are more important than rules"
stay away from the post office its been a year since they lost my brothers bday present and they could have cared less
i no longer ship anything usps if i can help it i rely on ups and fedex its more expensive but if they lost one of my quilts i would probably snap insurance or no insurance. ya;ll would be seeing me on dateline or 48 hours psycho quilter comes unwound lol.
carla m
DO NOT use FED EX. They only insure up to $100 regardless of what you declare the value to be. You must use a third party insurer to make sure your item is insured at its declared value. Stick with UPS they will cover the declared value when you pay for additional insurance. If you have questions just google FED EX insurance terms and conditions.
I have bought a few sewing machines through ebay. The best packed machine was double boxed and it was worth every penny of the shipping charges to me to have the machine arrive in perfect condition. Most sellers on ebay use UPS or FedEx for large packages.
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