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• CubeSmart
• Electric
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• Life Insurance Scam
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Liquidator:

Habitat for Humanity (furniture, tools, building materials)

Criteria: https://www.haulbuddy.com/accept-donations-central-az

Schedule: https://www.haulbuddy.com/central-az?utm_source=referral&utm_medium=RSPB&utm_campaign=button

Also has Haulout Service.

Short version: If I want cash for any of the furniture, I should sell it on Craigs List

Realtor

Search for agents on Zillow or Realtor.com using the filters for Tempe condos.

https://rebelrealestategroup.com/sell

Real Broker AZ, LLC

(480) 907-8294

www.onereal.com

Shipping

One Time Household Exemption

See Customs_Transfer_of_Residence

Companies

Phoenix Freight Forwarding - 6404 S. Rockford Dr., Tempe, AZ 85283 (800-466-6980, [[1]]) HackerspaceWiki

- This one is literally in Tempe.

Other options in the Phoenix area:

• Navis Pack & Ship - Phoenix location (480-354-7000) - They specialize in international shipping and custom packing Wikipedia

Champagne Logistics - Tempe-based, handles international/domestic freight forwarding for various industries HackerspaceWiki

Mail Forwarding

Chosen: www.usglobalmail.com

$19.95/mo

https://www.usglobalmail.com/pricing/

25 pages scanned free, $1/page after 25.

2nd place: earthclassmail / legalzoom mail

$29/mo for 5 scanned letters, $39/mo for 25

1. MyUS

• Website: www.myus.com
• How it works:
  • You get a US address (e.g., in Florida or Oregon).
  • MyUS receives your mail/packages and forwards them to France.
  • Offers consolidation (combining multiple packages into one shipment).
  • Provides customs support for international shipping.
• Shipping options: DHL, FedEx, UPS, USPS.
• Fees: Membership starts at ~$10/month + shipping costs.

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2. Shipito

• Website: www.shipito.com
• How it works:
  • Provides a free US address in Oregon or California.
  • Forwards mail and packages to France.
  • Offers package consolidation and repackaging.
• Shipping options: DHL, FedEx, USPS.
• Fees: Free address + shipping costs (no monthly fee).

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3. Stackry

• Website: www.stackry.com
• How it works:
  • Free US address in New Hampshire.
  • Forwards mail and packages internationally.
  • Offers free storage for 45 days and consolidation.
• Shipping options: DHL, FedEx, USPS.
• Fees: No membership fee; pay per shipment.

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4. USA2Me

• Website: www.usa2me.com
• How it works:
  • Provides a US address in Delaware (tax-free for purchases).
  • Forwards mail and packages to France.
  • Offers package consolidation and customs assistance.
• Shipping options: DHL, FedEx, UPS.
• Fees: Membership starts at ~$5/month + shipping.

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5. Earth Class Mail

• Website: www.earthclassmail.com
• How it works:
  • Provides a US mailing address and scans your mail.
  • You can choose to forward, shred, or digitize your mail.
  • Ideal for bills, letters, and documents (not just packages).
• Shipping options: FedEx, DHL, USPS.
• Fees: Plans start at ~$29/month.

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6. US Global Mail

• Website: www.usglobalmail.com
• How it works:
  • Provides a US street address (not a PO Box).
  • Forwards mail and packages to France.
  • Offers mail scanning and virtual mailbox services.
• Shipping options: FedEx, DHL, USPS.
• Fees: Plans start at ~$10/month.

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Key Considerations

1. Shipping Costs:
   • Shipping to France can be expensive, especially for heavy packages. Compare rates between services.
2. Customs and Duties:
   • France charges VAT (20%) and possible customs fees on imported goods. Some services (like MyUS) help with customs paperwork.
3. Mail vs. Packages:
   • If you need letters and documents forwarded, choose a service like Earth Class Mail or US Global Mail.
   • For packages and shopping, MyUS, Shipito, or Stackry are better options.
4. Storage Fees:
   • Some services charge for storing mail/packages beyond a certain period (e.g., 30–45 days).

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How to Get Started

1. Sign up for a mail forwarding service.
2. Use your new US address for mail and online shopping.
3. Request forwarding to your French address when mail arrives.

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