Shipping/Receiving

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This posting is from: Leah
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I'll speak for Hidden Woman and would be 99% sure that you could reverse
ship them from the shop. UPS is in there almost every day.

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This posting is from: Cindy in Tucson
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We have 2 great vendors willing to let us ship our items to them, but
what about a shipping source to send them back home? Who has some input
on where to take things for there return to home. AzCindy

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This posting is from: annie
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> Who has some input on where to take things for there return to home.
> AzCindy

Actually, I know several sources for this ...

1. The Business Service Center of hotels such as the Sahara and the
Riviera will ship items for guests. There is a $urcharge for this above
the carrier's rates.

2. Any of the pack-and-ship places will do this (Mail Boxes Etc, etc.).
Not all of them have UPS counter rates, though. The MBE just east of
Flamingo and Maryland is ex$pen$ive. The MBE in Henderson just NW of the
Sunset Station has UPS counter rates, IIRC. Some of these are open 24x7.

3. The Office Depot on Tropicana, just off Pecos, will ship via UPS at
counter rates.

Hope this helps. :)

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This posting is from: Tina Tawdre
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I travel a lot on my job and I've shipped and received boxes and/or
suitcases of Tina's stuff many times while on the road.

For example, I've mailed boxes back from DLV via Airborne Express (our
preferred corporate vendor) the last few years. They're located out in
some industrial park in the general vicinity of McCarran. Call their
800 number for directions. Can't remember if they were open on
Saturday. Definitely closed on Sunday. Airborne Express doesn't take
credit cards. Checks or exact change only. Also, generally Airborne in
the past has been less fussy than UPS or FedEx about shipping a locked
suitcase as is with no box for it.

On some trips where I've had to use FedEx, they have a 3rd day delivery
option that isn't too horribly expensive. IIRC, they do take credit
cards.

-- Tina

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