Dropshipping?
Dropshipping?
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BunkMoreland

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4,008 posts

36 months

Tuesday 4th March 2025
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rodericb

8,850 posts

155 months

Tuesday 4th March 2025
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You might be looking for a forwarding agent, not a drop shipper as such. I don't know what you'd call them in the UK - EU forwarding agent? Other than that you can get companies such as DHL to pick up from the sender for you.


A drop-shipper sells you whatever it is and they don't actually hold the inventory - the seller (upon the sale to you) then directs their supplier to send the item directly to you.

Mr Magooagain

13,366 posts

199 months

Wednesday 5th March 2025
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There’s plenty of small van Uk based company’s all over Europe picking up and delivering stuff. I’m sure you could get it collected as a part load.

rufmeister

1,498 posts

151 months

Wednesday 5th March 2025
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Do you know any Polish people?

If so, ask them, as there’s a high chance they will know someone who regularly drives goods to and from the UK, and could get it en-route.

My wife regularly uses these kinds of “couriers” to get things to Poland or bring things over.

shirt

25,377 posts

230 months

Wednesday 5th March 2025
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myukhub.co.uk or shipGerman.com

Haven’t used either, but I use similar regularly from all over to uae.

Alternatively just use the likes of dhl to collect it from the seller.

smokey mow

1,401 posts

229 months

Wednesday 5th March 2025
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I’ve used Shippn a couple of times in a similar situation. The have a buy for me service where they purchase it for you, have it shipped to someone local who then forwards it on to you. The whole process is quick and worked well but it can get expensive as you’re paying two lots of shipping and fees/duties etc on top of that. I think in the end it almost worked out double the price of the item I was buying.