I'm an American, living in America. As such, i'm blessed to be able to order pretty much anything I want from any American company I want, with it being delivered straight to my home. After all, I've got a US address.

But what about folks who live abroad -- Americans and non-Americans alike? Is there any way for them to gain access to those American shopping websites and the products available through them? Yes, there is -- they can establish their own personal US mailing address from which they can have their purchases forwarded to them abroad.

How do you accomplish this? With MyUS.com international package forwarding service! Using their services, any non-US resident can order the products they want from any US shopping site. The ordered products – vitamins, electronics, or whatever -- get delivered to a personal US address. Once it is there, it is easy to arrange to have the merchandise shipped on to their home anywhere in the world, as they direct. What this service does is open up more shopping options for people around the world who are interested in availing themselves of the wide variety of great consumer products available through the internet to folks with a US mailing address. So if you live abroad, check out the MyUS.com website for the way for you to start placing your orders with no hassles.

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1 I like http://www.bongoUS.com for parcel forwarding, they have great technology for controlling your shipment, tracking, viewing images of orders, etc. A lot of added value with a subscription.

Posted by: Jessica at Thu Feb 19 01:39:15 2009 (fWEXR)

2 MyUS requires a monthly membership I personally use http://www.oneUSAaddress.com

Posted by: Omar at Mon May 4 07:11:56 2009 (4caic)

3 How do you accomplish this? With MyUS.com international package forwarding service! Using their services, any non-US resident can order the products they want from any US shopping site.

Posted by: Paige at Fri Jul 20 00:49:29 2012 (Zc5PJ)

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