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More info?)
ooops, apparently Forward Air DOES require a pallet now, sorry, been a
while since I used them.
Todd
"toddahhhh" <toddahhhh at comcast dot net> wrote in message
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> There are a ton of freight companies near chicago, are you looking for
> door to door, or terminal to terminal? Terminal to terminal I have used
> Forward Air, Roadway, Old Dominion, one of those would probably be the
> cheapest way. For door to door, the only one that comes to mind is NAVL
> (North American Van Lines), just make sure you package well, make sure the
> game fits within the footprint of the pallet, or it could be damaged by
> passing forktrucks, some companies require a wooden crate surrounding the
> game, Forward Air for one, does not.
>
> Todd
>
>
> <chips4sle@aol.com> wrote in message
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>> need to have a game shipped from california to illinois
>> can someone help me on what would be the cheapest method or if someone
>> is traveling from there close to here. please let me know
>> thank you
>> jeff
>>
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