Prices and transit times are not covered here; Lovegobuy calculates them for your parcel and destination.
The journey, in plain terms
Picture three items waiting in the warehouse, all checked in the QC photos: a jacket, a pair of trainers in a box and a small bag.
- Packing decision. The shoebox protects the trainers but adds bulk. Carriers often price by size as well as weight, so you decide whether the box is worth it.
- Address. You enter the address exactly as your local post would expect it, with flat number and a phone number.
- Line choice. Lovegobuy shows the lines for your country. Each has notes on what it accepts and its size and weight limits. Nothing here contains batteries or liquids, so most lines are open; you compare them on tracking and quote.
- Payment. You pay the quote for this parcel.
- Tracking. A tracking number appears after dispatch. Updates can pause while the parcel changes hands or passes customs.
- Arrival and customs. The delivering carrier may contact you. If your country charges import VAT or other fees, you will be told how to pay.
Things that change the picture
- A power bank, perfume or anything with a battery narrows the list of lines.
- Shipping items one by one means one international payment per parcel.
- Missing address details are a frequent cause of delivery trouble.
About customs in Europe
Goods coming into the EU from outside are generally subject to import VAT, and some goods may also face duties or handling fees. Rules differ by country and change over time, so your national customs authority is the place to check.