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Buyandship Weight & Size Guide

February 20, 2020

 

 

One of the key advantages of using Buyandship is our pricing. Most international shipping providers charge using volumetric weight, which can end up quite costly.

At Buyandship, we charge you based on the actual weight of your parcel in pounds (lbs). When you ship your parcels to ANY of our eleven (12) overseas warehouses, they will be FORWARDED to our Hong Kong warehouse first, before we deliver it straight to your home in the Philippines.

The weight is only recorded when your shipment arrives at Buyandship’s central warehouse in Hong Kong. This is where ALL your shipments will be checked in, recorded, and stored.

 

“But wait, I want to know the weight before I send it to your warehouse!”

 

A lot of customers have asked us this question. There is no way for us to accurately advise you on the weight before you buy and/or send it to our warehouse. Some e-commerce platforms like Amazon will give you information on product weight and estimated shipping weight on the product description. You can also try to contact your seller and request an estimated shipping weight.

 

 

IMPORTANT REMINDER: Before purchasing any items, make sure that the parcel measurements are within our warehouse limitation. For most warehouses,  all sides respectively must not exceed 100 cm and the total measurement of each side must not exceed 150cm. Also, note that we DO NOT ALLOW Bulk Shipments~ Maximum per shipment is 10-12 pieces only.

 


 

Estimated Shipping Weight Based on Past Transactions

 

One of the most asked questions in our group is about an accurate calculation of their product and shipping weight. As you all know, we can’t accurately advise you on the weight before you buy and/or send it to our warehouse. So, here’s a rough idea of how heavy each item is.

 

 

We wanted to clarify that this is just an estimate calculation based on past testimonials. Some e-commerce platforms like Amazon will give you information on product weight and estimated shipping weight on the product description. You can also try to contact your seller and request an estimated shipping size and weight.

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