Shop won't ship to Europe, need trusted US-based middleman (I'll pay)

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  • Phoz
    Confirmed User
    • Aug 2002
    • 365

    #1

    Shop won't ship to Europe, need trusted US-based middleman (I'll pay)

    I want to buy some (legal) diet supplements from a online shop, but they don't ship outside the U.S.. Since the products are very expensive to buy in Europe, I am looking for ideas on how to get the stuff routed via a U.S. based location and on to Europe.

    I guess I'm looking for a middleman to receive the goods and ship them to me, but I don't know anyone personally in the states. Any ideas? Obviously the person doing this, would receive payment for the trouble. Also, there is no risk for the shipper as the package is pre-paid, but how do I minimize the risk of the guy just keeping the stuff?

    In short, I need a trusted source to receive a package and resend it to Europe for a commision.

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  • VeriSexy
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    • Apr 2002
    • 25463

    #2
    Search MAIL FORWARDING in google. I found this

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    • - Jesus Christ -
      Confirmed User
      • Mar 2003
      • 7197

      #3

      Amen

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      • Dveron
        Confirmed User
        • Dec 2002
        • 2794

        #4
        There are quite a few companies that you can rent a US mailing address from and they will forward the items on to you such as these ones:

        http://www.myus.com/
        http://www.usglobalmail.com/

        There are a bunch of others as well. I haven't used them myself so can't vouch for them.
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        • greentea
          Confirmed User
          • Mar 2002
          • 6580

          #5
          Originally posted by Phoz
          I want to buy some (legal) diet supplements from a online shop, but they don't ship outside the U.S.. Since the products are very expensive to buy in Europe, I am looking for ideas on how to get the stuff routed via a U.S. based location and on to Europe.

          I guess I'm looking for a middleman to receive the goods and ship them to me, but I don't know anyone personally in the states. Any ideas? Obviously the person doing this, would receive payment for the trouble. Also, there is no risk for the shipper as the package is pre-paid, but how do I minimize the risk of the guy just keeping the stuff?

          In short, I need a trusted source to receive a package and resend it to Europe for a commision.


          I do international mailings every day, if its a legit product shoot me an email i can take care of this for you.
          blunts

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          • Phoz
            Confirmed User
            • Aug 2002
            • 365

            #6
            Originally posted by greentea
            I do international mailings every day, if its a legit product shoot me an email i can take care of this for you.
            Sounds great, can I have your e-mail adresse please? If you do not want it on the boards, I can be reached at biz @ phoz.com

            Thanks.
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            • paul1000
              Confirmed User
              • Aug 2003
              • 181

              #7
              it may very well be 'legal' ... but if your European food and drug authority is profiting in any way shape or form (including having their palms greased by the European suppliers), you can almost guarantee that it will be flagged upon entering your country, and will be rerouted back to the states, where the sender will be liable for the cost of returning it to the US.

              I have first hand experience with something similar, so my advice to you is to check with your local customs office before ANY money changes hands ... may save alot of future headaches and hard feelings when you don't get your parcel, and start to think maybe your "middleman" ripped you off ?

              just my
              779 (or MORE) to go !! <br>Life is Tough <br>

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