Hi all,
I have recently purchased 2 kites from WA and need to get them over to the East Coast Northern NSW.
Can anyone suggest the best way to get them here, I have looked on Australia post and another E-go.com courier site but not sure about either.
Can anyone who has sent them across the country before suggest which is better courier or post and which is not going to cost me an arm and a leg.
Cheers
Brody
I used aust post bro. Registered. It was 70 bucks or there abouts. Where abouts in northern nsw are ya?
Get insurance! Only $100 cover through Aussie Post.
Ego parcels get put in a low priority basket (basically truck fillers). So sometimes it will take a while to arrive, sometimes there as quick as any other.
Ask your local kite shop. They seem so send stuff all over the country with no hassles. Might be worth a shot.
Hi Brody.
I have sent quite a few over to the east and have also recieved a few. Probably 8-10 over the years. Have always sent with aus post (registered) and havnt had any probs. Should cost no more than $40 a kite.
i have used e-go quite a few times and they have always been good. Its definitely cheaper to go from depot to depot though
As long as you get insurance, which only cost a few dollars more, Aus Post is really easy and reliable. Last kite cost $43 inc insurance from WA to QLD.
Thanks for all your info people especially the cheeky comments, keep em comin,
my mate is gunna take them down to Aussie post for us and send em that way.
Cheers
Im keen for a massive downwinder,,
the kite might be "only flowen once,(for thousands of miles)and still crispy" ,by the time it gets there.![]()
australia post is easy, australiapost.com.au its all on the interweb for a quote, pack it nice and tight in a box keep it small as possible, i seem to recall posting kites with insurance for roughly $40.... oh bum the pump its not worth sending
Defenitely not the company fastway.
It took them 3 weeks to send some bidings from Brissie to Perth ![]()
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They are not reactive at all...and This is not me trolling hey!
But Australia post was pretty good.
The best I ever came across was fedex for iternational parcels. one week to get a kite from France to Perth... Hallelujah!
I bought a kite from a guy in Melbourne the other week. we decided to use Australia Post. Cash on Delivery. It cost him $8.50 to send it and me $11 to pick it up. So there is no risk of someone doing the dirty on ya. Was awesome