Have you ever wanted to order something from the Guess store and have it delivered to Australia? Have you ever wondered whether that’s possible?
Is it possible? The answer is… no. But kind of. Allow me to explain.
Guess won’t ship any items to Australia, or anywhere else outside of the U.S. for that matter.
But there’s a fairly straightforward workaround to get any item sold on the Guess online store delivered to Australia. Best of all, it’s really inexpensive to do.
How to Deliver Items from the Guess Online Store to Australia
Wouldn’t it be so much easier if you just had a USA address that you could ship packages to? Then you could order from the USA Guess online store until your heart’s content.
The great news is that there is an affordable way which doesn’t involve you buying a house!
If you look around online, you’ll find a bunch of companies in the U.S. offering physical United States addresses to customers located overseas.
These companies provide addresses for this specific use case, and they’ll even help ship your packages directly to you.
This type of service is called Freight Forwarding.
You simply register an account with a Freight Forwarder, and they’ll provide you with a U.S. based address.
You then use this address for your deliveries, and they’ll automatically forward them to your home country.
In our experience, the best Freight Forwarder is MyUS.
Why are they the best? Well, they charge no extra taxes, their rates are cheap, and they provide a very reliable service.
We’ve been a long time customer of MyUS, and we’ve never had any issues with their service.
So, when you want to order restricted items from the Guess store, you simply enter the address MyUS provided and get your packages shipped there.
Buy Your Product(S) From the Guess Online Store
Once MyUS receives your package from Guess, they’ll ship it straight to Australia.
Another great benefit of MyUS is that they’ll actually consolidate multiple packages into one single shipment before sending it to Australia.
By using these Freight Forwarding services, you can order things from the U.S. as if you were a resident!