20 foot container
I started out by thinking I would ship my car from Miami and my furniture from New Jersey - I had dogs and such so needed to get them to Fla.
Hispaniola worked with me by educating me that the pricing difference between the 20 and 40 foot was the cheaper way to go. Upgrade to the 40 was about $750 .... put the car in the extra 20 feet... a really cheap way to ship the car PLUS way less hassle about going to the dock twice. (Cars from Miami are about $1500-$1800)
I have posted before warning to stay away from POP. Even the Aduana Generale in SD will warn you away !!
Caucedo is the new generation/model and was quite effortless. Yes, I saw my broker "thank " a couple of people, but it was only 100/200 pesos here and there. It was a thank you for accelerating the process - not a bribe to release the shipment.
I hope this helps - I agree w/ you..... the TV shipping sounds pretty costly.
I have heard rumors about a company called "Awelda" or something close that. They do door to door with little or no duty for boxes, packages, etc ..... like TV's.
Has anybody heard of them??
Awesome, thanks for the reply. I was curious as there is something I would like to import one day. And seeing the rates for the tvs, thought that might be a bit much - it's more than half the price ship a whole container. Now if only i could find online tarifs! Doubt that will happen anytime soon - I guess I send pib a pm? Are they still on here?
I started out by thinking I would ship my car from Miami and my furniture from New Jersey - I had dogs and such so needed to get them to Fla.
Hispaniola worked with me by educating me that the pricing difference between the 20 and 40 foot was the cheaper way to go. Upgrade to the 40 was about $750 .... put the car in the extra 20 feet... a really cheap way to ship the car PLUS way less hassle about going to the dock twice. (Cars from Miami are about $1500-$1800)
I have posted before warning to stay away from POP. Even the Aduana Generale in SD will warn you away !!
Caucedo is the new generation/model and was quite effortless. Yes, I saw my broker "thank " a couple of people, but it was only 100/200 pesos here and there. It was a thank you for accelerating the process - not a bribe to release the shipment.
I hope this helps - I agree w/ you..... the TV shipping sounds pretty costly.
I have heard rumors about a company called "Awelda" or something close that. They do door to door with little or no duty for boxes, packages, etc ..... like TV's.
Has anybody heard of them??