icontainers.com

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• Referral from January 3, 2020
  

  orale_carnal asked:

  Moving from U.S. to colombia: tips on Movers? I have friends in Pereira who are helping me find an apartment and get settled. I'm getting rid of almost all of my things, but I want to take approximately ten large boxes of stuff with me. Anyone have recommendations on international movers? And can anyone ballpark how much I can expect to pay to move those boxes from California to Colombia?

  

  mrxcol replied:

  https://www.icontainers.com Shipping is not as expensive as you might believe. It's 2020, there's no reason to leave expensive/important stuff at your place just because you can replace it. Take into account taxes and duties, that's the one that might make it more expensive to ship stuff .

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• Referral from June 9, 2018
  

  americanninja81 asked:

  Any recommendations on affordable and reputable movers (for shipping home items from Japan to US) Looking for recommendations on moving companies. Doing a self paid move back to the US (ie company is not paying), and looking for cheap, but not shady company). Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated

  

  kLOsk replied:

  Freightos.com searates.com icontainers.com Wont hurt to get a quote from one of these neither

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• Referral from September 20, 2014
  

  Dell S. asked:

  Hello friends out here, am new in this group. Does anyone have idea about shipping some items from Qingdao to various African countries? have friends who would like to ship but hard for them to go all the way to Guangzhou. thought someone could have idea about any company available in Qingdao that can do that, will be glad to know. Thanks.

  

  Kyle O. replied:

  If you can go ocean cargo, I'd suggest a company out of Miami called www.icontainers.com. I used them to ship stuff from Los Angeles to here. It cost like $300 US for a cubic meter weighing about 670 pounds. Contact them through the website. Spanish dude that works there is really helpful.

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