Boxes From Mexico
#1
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Back to TX after living across the pond
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Boxes From Mexico
After checking the website, I still don't have a clear idea if I can bring a box FROM Mexico to the US.
It says
"No Boxes 0 Boxes are not accepted on Continental ExpressJet destinations to Mexico. "
I want to bring a box with a birthday pińata back to the US. Can I do it? If I use a Rubbermaid tub does that not count as a box?
Thought about emailing Customer Cares but ffigured my child would be in his 20´s before I got a reply.
Have any of you had any experience with this?
Thanks for the insight.
It says
"No Boxes 0 Boxes are not accepted on Continental ExpressJet destinations to Mexico. "
I want to bring a box with a birthday pińata back to the US. Can I do it? If I use a Rubbermaid tub does that not count as a box?
Thought about emailing Customer Cares but ffigured my child would be in his 20´s before I got a reply.
Have any of you had any experience with this?
Thanks for the insight.
#2




Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Southwest Desert, under a rock, watch out! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<" You can get there, but it's gonna cost you!
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Posts: 4,248
If you really want to bring home that pińata your best bet would be to ask at the ticket counter at the airport where you're going to check it in.
The official rules and what the station staff will let you do ain't necessarily the same.
Good luck
The official rules and what the station staff will let you do ain't necessarily the same.
Good luck
#3
Join Date: Aug 2000
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Posts: 4,343
As usual, the Snake is spot on with this advice.
#4
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Join Date: Mar 2001
Location: Back to TX after living across the pond
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by snake:
If you really want to bring home that pińata your best bet would be to ask at the ticket counter at the airport where you're going to check it in.
The official rules and what the station staff will let you do ain't necessarily the same.
Good luck
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If you really want to bring home that pińata your best bet would be to ask at the ticket counter at the airport where you're going to check it in.
The official rules and what the station staff will let you do ain't necessarily the same.
Good luck
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Thanks for your suggestions Snake
[This message has been edited by forgiveomatic (edited 07-08-2002).]

