who ships games door to door?

[Guest]

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Any one know of somebody that would ship a game from ohio to cortland
N.Y,,
If so how much would it be?

 

[Guest]

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NAVL. I've great great luck with them.

They typically charge around $280 door-to-door. You can call Ted or
Michelle at (800)-959-8880

 

[Mary]

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BWAGNER5150 wrote:
> NAVL. I've great great luck with them.
>
> They typically charge around $280 door-to-door. You can call Ted or
> Michelle at (800)-959-8880
>
actually I just talked to michelle the other day. It was $286 from WV
to MI.

-Mary

 

[Guest]

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The price varies just slightly from week to week, depending on the fuel
surcharge.

 

[Guest]

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What kind of prep do the games need before pickup?

Should they be wrapped with cardboard and plastic wrap or something?

Palleted? (Is that a word?)

Thanks-
K

BWAGNER5150 wrote:
> NAVL. I've great great luck with them.
>
> They typically charge around $280 door-to-door. You can call Ted or
> Michelle at (800)-959-8880
>

 

[Guest]

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They don't require any prep, but I would stretch warp it. NAVL tends to put
tape all over the games.


"K.S." <kstillinger@sc.rr.com> wrote in message
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> What kind of prep do the games need before pickup?
>
> Should they be wrapped with cardboard and plastic wrap or something?
>
> Palleted? (Is that a word?)
>
> Thanks-
> K
>
> BWAGNER5150 wrote:
>> NAVL. I've great great luck with them.
>>
>> They typically charge around $280 door-to-door. You can call Ted or
>> Michelle at (800)-959-8880
>>
>

 

[Guest]

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They blanket wrapped my last game, no prep required.

 

[Guest]

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Well, I'd recommend palleting, cardboarding, and shrinkwrapping even
for NAVL. Certainly a little on the overkill side for 90% of the time,
but it's good, cheap insurance. NAVL's great, but even they have
accidents.