Shipping perfumes internationally??!

[aqeeqsouq]

I want to start selling perfumes, but i heard that most shipping company restricted shipping perfumes (especially shipping internationally).

But i saw some sellers at ebay and outside ebay shipping the perfumes internationally.

Does anybody has any idea about shipping perfumes internationally??

Thanks...

[richard1rst]

Rather than asking that here you would be better off to do a Google search:

shipping perfume internationally

You will get accurate and correct information from the companies that know the product well.

At just a glance, it may not be worth the time and trouble.

[aqeeqsouq]

@richard1rst 

Actually i did search about that.

I found that most major carriers have restrictions for shipping perfumes internationally (like DHL).

But i saw many sellers shipping perfumes internationally via DHL.

So i posted here, Maybe i'll find a reasonable explanation about that from useful authors.

[toysaver · Accepted solution]

"But i saw many sellers shipping perfumes internationally via DHL."

Some sellers are ignorant about the product's flammability and others know but ship anyway.   DHL does not always know what's in the box.  

[pisenaw0]

same 😰

[pisenaw0]

thank you

[aqeeqsouq]

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@toysaver wrote:

"But i saw many sellers shipping perfumes internationally via DHL."

Some sellers are ignorant about the product's flammability and others know but ship anyway.   DHL does not always know what's in the box.  

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Thank you for this useful information, I really appreciate it...

@toysaver 

[albertabrightalberta]

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@aqeeqsouq wrote:

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@toysaver wrote:

"But i saw many sellers shipping perfumes internationally via DHL."

Some sellers are ignorant about the product's flammability and others know but ship anyway.   DHL does not always know what's in the box.  

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Thank you for this useful information, I really appreciate it...

@toysaver 

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On the customs form that you (as the seller/sender) fill out, you have to state the contents of the package and sign under penalty of perjury that you are filling out the form honestly and accurately. 

The likelihood of a fire is probably remote though it can happen. If you state that you're sending something legal and the package blows up (alcohol/perfume is flammable), who do you think will get blamed? 

FYI, I found this is a quick google search: 

"DHL doesn't allow transportation of dangerous goods such as perfumes, aftershaves, nail polish, etc. But again, you can send alcohol-containing items locally in most of the countries." 

https://www.dhl.com/discover/en-my/business/managing-your-business/Everything-You-Need-to-Know-About...

[fab_finds4u]

Don't  ship it Internationally.

Ship it domestically using surface mail only.