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Take a moment to reflect on the fact that we are now in December of 2021.

I guess it’s somehow possible for a year to drag on and fly by at the same time. Time – what a crazy concept, hey?

There are those who sort out their Christmas shopping well in advance and then there are those who can be found wandering malls in the days and hours before the big day with a pained expression.

You’re supposed to be on holiday. Please don’t subject yourself to the latter.

If you are wanting to buy products from overseas, say via Amazon or eBay, you’ll find that many sellers don’t ship to South Africa.

Gone are the days of asking if anybody is going to be flying from abroad to South Africa any time soon via social media – thanks, Omicron and the short-sighted red list flight panic that followed – so you’ll have to make another plan.

Even if products do deliver to South Africa there’s also the chance they will get held up at customs and you’ll have to face that nightmare.

Allow us to let you in on a little secret – Postbox Courier will get the goods to your door without any of that hassle.

The entire process is very simple.

You’re provided with a free overseas shipping address, and you can ask for quotes on the costs associated with having any purchases sent to South Africa before you go forward.

Once you’ve given the all-clear your purchases will arrive at your door in three to five working days, shipped over as a single delivery.

It really is that easy. Three steps and voila:

To your door, no customs and no hidden costs.

You can track and manage all of your orders via your free account, as well as ship single items or multiple pieces combined into a single shipment.

The South African-owned business also offers the same service in reverse, giving customers a central delivery point in South Africa.

Have your goodies delivered there and Postbox Courier will group them into a single delivery to send to that overseas address.

Please, you really don’t need to be worrying about whether gifts are going to arrive either here or abroad in time for Christmas this year.

We’ve been through enough in 2021 already.