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deuce lover 04-15-2025 12:21 AM

Automotive parts shipping to Europe
 

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USPS has suspended mailing auto parts and accessories to Europe until further notice.Prohibited items.Might be the same with UPS and FEDEX ?

A friend was having 44 upper door panel uph clips shipped to France from CA and USPS refused the packet. Not declaring as such might work.

tubman 04-15-2025 12:28 AM

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That's gotta put "a broomstick in yer spokes".:eek:

Mac VP 04-15-2025 05:18 AM

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We had 5 or 6 packages mailed over a month ago returned to us without any explanation. These were sent via USPS Priority Mail, and went to locations in Europe, the UK, and to Australia. No refund for the shipments. The customers were advised of the situation and all agreed to switch over to UPS at the extra cost. We’ve been mailing packages of parts for years and certainly know how to complete the (ever growing) customs forms. We’ve had no problems shipping via UPS on international shipping and, to my knowledge, they are accepting and delivering shipments to our international customers to this day.

Because of this unusual failure in international shipping, we have had to announce that we will no longer ship via USPS when a package must cross our borders. I will say this….the deliveries have been on time and the tracking is pretty darn good with UPS.

deuce lover 04-15-2025 09:52 AM

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I think it has to do with the current political situation ?

TJ 04-15-2025 10:38 AM

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Lately I have used Fed X. They have been very good and cheaper than UPS.

tubman 04-15-2025 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by deuce lover (Post 2383769)
I think it has to do with the current political situation ?

"Unintended consequences".

paul2748 04-15-2025 03:41 PM

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obviously


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Originally Posted by deuce lover (Post 2383769)
I think it has to do with the current political situation ?


TomC750 04-15-2025 08:42 PM

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Originally Posted by TJ (Post 2383780)
Lately I have used Fed X. They have been very good and cheaper than UPS.

I have had the opposite experience, but not with rates. I has to do with delivering to wrong address, hanging a valuable package on the mailbox because they don't want to navigate the driveway, which does not bother UPS one bit. I'll willingly pay extra for that.

Krylon32 04-16-2025 07:25 AM

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Interesting: I shipped parts USPS Priority Express to Canada about 2 weeks ago and they got there fine but I also shipped a USPS Priority Express box with suspension bushings to Australia the same time and they have disappeared?

Krylon32 04-16-2025 07:56 AM

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Ran my mouth to soon, just opened my morning e-mails and there was a USPS notice the package was delivered in Australia today.

deuce lover 04-16-2025 08:09 AM

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Apparently it is Europe or France in particular.Who knows?

Lawrie 04-16-2025 10:46 PM

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I ordered some stuff from the USA last week, took 4 days to get here in Australia on FED ex
Lawrie


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