<h3>Does anybody out there know what's the cheapest way to send packages from US to Romania?</h3>
The USPS used to offer international ground services but they stopped in May '07 and now they charge a lot for the express service. I am moving from US to Romania and need to send most of my stuff there. I am OK if it takes a resonable time for the package to make it there (1-2 months) as long as it's a guaranteed service delivery. Thank you so much.
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<p><i>Answer by minus</i><br/>If it is just a package that the post office can handle then the USPS is ok but I would go with another such as UPS or one of the others. For large units like a crate of things then there are freight companies and they usualy have offices where the moving and storage companies operate.
Are you actually that poor???</p>
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Sinaia Monastery, located in Sinaia, Prahova County, Romania, was founded by Prince Mihail Cantacuzino in 1695 and named after the great Sinai Monastery on Mount Sinai. It is inhabited by approximately 13 Christian Orthodox monks.
The monastery consists of two courtyards surrounded by low buildings. In the center of each courtyard there is a small church built in the Byzantine style. One of them,"Biserica Veche" (The Old Church), dates from 1695, while the more recent "Biserica Mare" (The Great Church), on the right, was built in 1846.</p>
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