topic Re: Sending Valuables to Hong Kong in Selling

Sending Valuables to Hong Kong

stylesilver — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 01:19:29 GMT

Hi Ebay Brains Trust lol.... Does anyone know what I should do about this . I only sell to Australia but have a antique gold & seed pearl brooch (selling for $585.00) Someone who buys & sells anitique jewellerty in Hong Kong wants to buy it!! Got a quote off Australia Post website (& with extra coverage for cost of brooch) says it'll be about $42.00 to send with signature selivery. Has anyone had experience with sending to Hong Kong this way? I viisit Hong Kong about once a year & know they have a great postal system but worried about sending a valuable this way. And getting bad feedback if it doesnt arrive,or refunding etc

Another point is it appears that EMS will take over the delivery OS.... but it says it has items they prohibit to send inc. Jewellery & antiques (the brooch is both of these).... so does anyone know a better option or would you not risk it? Thanx in advance!

Re: Sending Valuables to Hong Kong

kopenhagen5 — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 01:25:57 GMT

I would look at TNT or Fedex. We use them but don't know if you need an account.

Small package shouldn't be more than $60.

Re: Sending Valuables to Hong Kong

stylesilver — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 03:01:07 GMT

Thanks Kopes !! Very much - I'll look into those

Re: Sending Valuables to Hong Kong

porcelain_dolls_by_me — Sat, 24 Feb 2018 06:40:58 GMT

TNT and/or FedEx charge an arm and a leg for ad-hoc one-off shipments.

Cheaper option is Couriers Please. You can book online and they use DHL (they are part of the same group) for international shipments and they are relatively cheap.