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Shipping to Puerto Rico

Been awhile since I shipped to PR. I seem to remember using USPS Priority often in the past. Priority is ~double the cost of USPS GA. 

Is USPS GA an effective selection for PR?

 

$50 order and I do want the buyer to receive the order in a timely manner.

 

Addendum: shipping from DFW.

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You can check the USPS Service Standard Maps online to get an idea of transit time. With GA it will likely be long time in transit for PR. PR, AK, HI are all long timeframes with GA. For our ship from zip code it shows 12 days to PR with GA over 1lb. 751 zip codes it also shows 12 days to PR.

 

We try to ship PM flat rate to PR as it is very cost effective. UPS treats PR as international so you have to go through their export brokerage which adds time.


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It's also been awhile since I shipped to Puerto Rico. Back then it was still USPS First Class, but there were no issues with packages arriving within the allotted time frame.
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Just print the label. Same as shipping anywhere in the US.

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@umccars wrote:

Just print the label. Same as shipping anywhere in the US.


Delivery time these days is solid with USPS GA to PR?

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You can check the USPS Service Standard Maps online to get an idea of transit time. With GA it will likely be long time in transit for PR. PR, AK, HI are all long timeframes with GA. For our ship from zip code it shows 12 days to PR with GA over 1lb. 751 zip codes it also shows 12 days to PR.

 

We try to ship PM flat rate to PR as it is very cost effective. UPS treats PR as international so you have to go through their export brokerage which adds time.


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@pcmwire wrote:

You can check the USPS Service Standard Maps online to get an idea of transit time. With GA it will likely be long time in transit for PR. PR, AK, HI are all long timeframes with GA. For our ship from zip code it shows 12 days to PR with GA over 1lb. 751 zip codes it also shows 12 days to PR.

 

We try to ship PM flat rate to PR as it is very cost effective. UPS treats PR as international so you have to go through their export brokerage which adds time.



That is the info I was wondering about. Thanks @pcmwire 

Must be why I may have been using Priority in the past. My memory had faded a tad.

 

Makes since on the UPS as well as all my listings using UPS have PR excluded.  

 

Thanks for the top notch information. 

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Delivery time these days is solid with USPS GA to PR?


I shipped to PR in March. Checking the tracking, it was delivered in 5 days.

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@lakefor94 wrote:


Delivery time these days is solid with USPS GA to PR?


I shipped to PR in March. Checking the tracking, it was delivered in 5 days.


Roger that, @yuzuha 

I ended up pushing the Priority Small Flat Rate box button since it was a fan for a computer room apparatus. 

$4 more for the Priority service I chose.

 

The variance on estimated delivery time was 6 days longer for GA. 

 

If it was a unimportant item, I might have rolled the dice on GA.

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