by nightowl » Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:08 pm
Every time I send to a foreign country I just go on google and look up that country's post office.
I take what will be "returned" to me only, my return envelope, my photos, and my cardboard, and have it weighed at my post office. Then I go online to the foreign post office and look up how much it will cost to mail my letter from there back to me. You can just find your size of envelope, where it's going to (your country), and then type in the weight in grams.
It will give a variety of ways to send it. Usually I choose the cheapest, but on rare occasion I'll pay a bit more for priority mail.
Then just do a conversion to your money by googling Swiss Francs to British Pounds, etc.
When I sent to Sophia it was 3.80 CHF Economy (10-20 days M-F) 69-80 grams ($3.86 CAD), or 5.50 CHF Priority (3-7 days M-F) 69-80 grams ($5.59 CAD).
Of course that was a while ago now, so the prices have probably gone up, and the exchange would be different.
Every time I send to a foreign country I just go on google and look up that country's post office.
I take what will be "returned" to me only, my return envelope, my photos, and my cardboard, and have it weighed at my post office. Then I go online to the foreign post office and look up how much it will cost to mail my letter from there back to me. You can just find your size of envelope, where it's going to (your country), and then type in the weight in grams.
It will give a variety of ways to send it. Usually I choose the cheapest, but on rare occasion I'll pay a bit more for priority mail.
Then just do a conversion to your money by googling Swiss Francs to British Pounds, etc.
When I sent to Sophia it was 3.80 CHF Economy (10-20 days M-F) 69-80 grams ($3.86 CAD), or 5.50 CHF Priority (3-7 days M-F) 69-80 grams ($5.59 CAD).
Of course that was a while ago now, so the prices have probably gone up, and the exchange would be different.