Re: Jackson Shipping, they are out of Tampa and I don't know what experiences others have had but we shipped a container from Tampa to Roatan with Jackson and we had no issues with them at all.
Sandra Allison
----- Original Message -----
From: Dan Marciano
To: travel-to-honduras.....com
Sent: Tuesday, November 28, 2006 4:14 PM
Subject: Re: [travel-to-honduras] Re: Just to say hello/ shipping
David:
Any phone numbers or addresses would be very helpful. We are in florida quite frequently, and can look them up.
Dan M
keylimey69 wrote:
Hi Dan,
I'm not sure if it will help you but it might be worth taking a look
when comparing prices. I recently moved to Roatan and have been
looking for a vehicle on the mainland to bring over here. I heard you
can pay $150-200 to ship one way or the other. The shipping companies
that do Florida to Roatan are Hyde (out of Port Everglades) and
Jackson (out f Miami) though many people have said that Hyde is a
better operation and from emails with them both in the States and
visiting both companies here on the island, I would tend to agree.
HTH, David.
--- In travel-to-honduras.....com, Dan Marciano
wrote:
>
> Rob:
> Could you please forward the name & number of that company in
Miami to ship autos to Honduras, soon, we have really high prices so
far. $ 600.000 sound great( even plus taxes) We have used a Santiao
Castro to ship small items, and they carge about $0.80 per pound from
Miami, But sometimes there is a minimum charge of about $40.00 as we
have shipped a few items for our house to the builder.
> We need the company for cars soon, as our house is almost finshed
and we need a vehicle there in La Cieba
> Thank You
> Dan Marciano,
>
>
> Robert Myers wrote:
> When I moved my household goods to La Ceiba last year, I
used a
> shipping company owned by a Honduran family based in Miami,
Florida.
> They offered me a price for a full container, or partial container
and
> handled all paperwork with Honduran customs, They have a warehouse
in
> San Pedro and stored my things until the bridge to La Ceiba was
> repaired. They then delivered everything directly to my house in La
> Ceiba. They also regularly deliver single items from the US such as
> refrigerators or washing machines. A very good service for a good
> price.
>
> Also, the price for shipping a car from Miami to Puerto Cortez was
$600
> last year (that is before paying impuestos - taxes)
>
> I will look for their telephone number in Miami and post it soon.
> Unless someone else beats me to it.
>
> Rob Myers
> Honduras
> Central America
> On Nov 21, 2006, at 6:37 AM, Van Alston wrote:
>
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