
- March15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 5
Bag that Luggage
Tip:
If you're an impatient traveler, a luggage-handling service may be your timesaving ticket. With airport security gettingtighter and check-in lines growinglonger, a service that relieves you of yourluggage might be worth the price. WithLuggagefree (www.luggagefree.com), forexample, you just pack your bags andpick up the phone. Your luggage, includingstandard bags as well as bulky itemslike golf bags and bicycles, is picked up atyour door and delivered directly to yourdestination anywhere in the UnitedStates, Canada, or Europe at a time youspecify. Saving time may not be cheap,however. The service will cost you $2 apound (about $100 for a set of golf clubs)for domestic shipments, $3 for Canadiandestinations, and $5 for Europe. Dosome advance planning. Domestic shipmentstake 2 business days, while deliveryto Canada and Europe takes 5 to 7 days.
Articles in this issue
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Benefit from Social Security Knowledgeover 17 years ago
Secure the Future with Trust Strategiesover 17 years ago
Choose the Attorney Who's Right for Youover 17 years ago
Decide on Your Ideal Financial Plannerover 17 years ago
Is Your Advisor Walking All Over You?over 17 years ago
Arm Yourself if You Are Incorporatedover 17 years ago
Hello, My Name Is Doctor and I'm in Debtover 17 years ago
Repel Potential Plaintiffs with Trustsover 17 years ago
Medicare Cuts Still Loomover 17 years ago
Medicare Bonuses





















































