OK, sorry, you wasn't clear about where
you lived. You mentioned NZ in one of your post,
so I made a guess... :-) :-)

Anywan, maybe Australien Post has some of these
"flat-rate" boxes also ? Here is what I found :

Express Post International  $77.20  20kg
Air mail                    $72.20  20kg
Sea mail                    $37.85  20kg

I selected the 2.0-2.5 Kg weight range and
destination Sweden, so I guess this is some
kind of flat-rate box good for up to 20 Kg.

 > ...which i thought expensive,

Well, it's up to the buyer, not ? :-)


Regards,
Jan-Erik.


cdb wrote:
> 
> :: But why use DHL ?
> 
> Australia Post (where I am ) wanted AU$70, which i thought expensive, 
> and they don't have boat costs anymore on their website.
> 
> DHL was just the first carrier to pop into my head, though trying to 
> find the price chart on the Aus site is a feat in determination by 
> itself. FedEx aren't much better in that regard.
> ::
> :: New Zeeland Post has a number of pre-payed
> :: flat-rate boxes in the range of NZD $30-90
> :: depending on size and allowed weight. I guess
> :: one of in the lower range will do
> 
> This makes NZ post cheaper, but then I hate to point this out UK post 
> is cheaper than Aus post, wasn't always the case.
> 
> By the way, I've got assorted Circuit Cellars and Electronics World 
> (Wireless World that was), which I might be purging myself of soon.
> 
> Skal jeg sender blader til sverige? Ingen gratis selfogelig - hmm mit 
> stave er ikke saa bra!
> 
> Colin
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