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Looking to share a shipping container to Toronto

Post by jcanuck » Wed, 15 Apr 2009 3:39 pm

Hi, I am moving to Toronto, Canada in June, 2009 and would like to share a shipping container. Reply here if you are interested.

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Moving to Toronto

Post by pontiac » Mon, 11 May 2009 12:48 pm

Hi,

Are you still planning to move to Toronto? What time in June?
How big is the container and what would be the rate if i want share it with you?

Please & Thanks,

Pontiac

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Post by jcanuck » Mon, 11 May 2009 12:55 pm

Hi Pontiac,
Yes, I am planning on shipping June 18. Shipping time is approximately 6 weeks. I have about 10 cubic metres. A container is 30 and costs about $9-10,000 SGD. There is a small fee since we'll have 2 different deliveray addresses. Does this suit you? Are you still interested? Am I allowed to leave my email on here for you to contact me directly?

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Post by imrankassim » Tue, 12 May 2009 11:08 pm

jcanuck wrote:Hi Pontiac,
Yes, I am planning on shipping June 18. Shipping time is approximately 6 weeks. I have about 10 cubic metres. A container is 30 and costs about $9-10,000 SGD. There is a small fee since we'll have 2 different deliveray addresses. Does this suit you? Are you still interested? Am I allowed to leave my email on here for you to contact me directly?
Hi mate, thought i'd give some fun facts about container volumes to help you out :

20FT - 33CBM, max payload 22.1 tons

40FT - 67.3CBM, may payload 27.397tons

40FT HC (beefed up 40FT) - 76CBM, may payload 29,600tons

Also there's an option to "purchase" container space on an exististing container, this is known as Less than Container Load (LCL), this can work out cheaper if you have 10CBM and less.

Rgds

Imran
INT'L RELOCATION. imran@novo-logistics.com

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