We have a lot of Ikea items, some we actually bought in Ikea, some through the Ikea online catalog and some on Ebay.Snuffy said:You may be able to purchase the item online in New York store, have a puerta a puerta service pick it up and deliver it to you here in DR. Seems like that would be very expensive but may work for a must have item.
Pib said:We have a lot of Ikea items, some we actually bought in Ikea, some through the Ikea online catalog and some on Ebay.
I like Ikea: cheap, and innovative.
Snuffy said:You may be able to purchase the item online in New York store, have a puerta a puerta service pick it up and deliver it to you here in DR. Seems like that would be very expensive but may work for a must have item.
I live in Santo Domingo. I was shopping in Ikea in Copenhagen. You can also buy some ikea items through Ebay and have it shipped to a trusted courier in the US which then sends it to you in DR. Same goes for buying in http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/.solituna said:Hi Pib,
Do you live here or in the US? If here, how did you go about shipping the goods?
Thanks in advance - Solituna
I use Aeropaq in Santo Domingo, tel 545-0545 (just picked up some stuff a few minutes ago). There are other choices, but I have never used any other company so YMMV.solituna said:Any good d2d companies that you know of and could recommend. Any links?
Thanks! - Solituna
Sorry if I didn't explain myself correctly. You have to get an account with a local courier, they will give you an addresss in the US (not a P.O. Box, but a drop-in address). Then you ship to that address and the courier sends it to you in Santo Domingo.kjdrga said:In regards to IKEA, I've checked thier website they do not ship to the DR. Been there, tried that.