Nespresso cafe and post services (shipping from abroad)

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Member since 23 January 2010

JuliusCaesarNew member24 January 2010 22:44:50

Hi All,
I'm an expresso fan. Does any one know if Nespresso available in Tripoli? Is it possible to receive post packages from abroad (Europe), for instance online shop products? Are does it work the post service?
Regards,
Cmf

Mudman Serial expat

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You put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig

MudmanSerial expat26 January 2010 04:49:23

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AFAIK you can't get Nespresso here. Get a Gaggia and fill your boots with fresh coffee
You could try having stuff DHL'd here or TNT. If your company has an office in your home country you could have on line orders sent then and get them to forwards it.
Even if there was a postal service here, I wouldn't trust it with my junk mail.

Horizontal Harry Contributor

Member since 28 September 2009

Horizontal HarryContributor26 January 2010 06:26:57

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Try Aramex shop and ship. It works very well.
Costs 25 dinar per kilo plus $35 membership fee. It is very good. You shop online, give your virtual Aramex address and it takes about a week to ship from States and they deliver to my office. They also do this from UK.

gabacho Contributor

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gabachoContributor26 January 2010 14:49:45

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Horizontal Harry wrote:
Try Aramex shop and ship. It works very well.
Costs 25 dinar per kilo plus $35 membership fee. It is very good. You shop online, give your virtual Aramex address and it takes about a week to ship from States and they deliver to my office. They also do this from UK.

Appreciate the info - sounds promising.

Sandman6 ViP

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Sandman6ViP26 January 2010 15:24:26

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Horizontal Harry wrote:
Try Aramex shop and ship. It works very well.
Costs 25 dinar per kilo plus $35 membership fee. It is very good. You shop online, give your virtual Aramex address and it takes about a week to ship from States and they deliver to my office. They also do this from UK.

Also - Do you get stung for duty payments?

JuliusCaesar New member

Member since 23 January 2010

JuliusCaesarNew member26 January 2010 22:49:20

Thank you all for the information provided on this topic.
In fact, is there any duty payments?
Regards

Horizontal Harry Contributor

Member since 28 September 2009

Horizontal HarryContributor27 January 2010 12:50:26

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No import duties so far but I've only so far shipped in clothes for the wife

mp_garcia ViP

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mp_garciaViP27 January 2010 18:20:09

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Wow!!! I had the same question, but with Tassimo coffee...

Sandman6 ViP

Member since 17 May 2009

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Sandman6ViP28 January 2010 15:09:52

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I'm impressed with Amarex so far...

Registered yesterday evening, got a phone call from Fadi in the Tripoli office this afternnon (asking for a scanned copy of my passport), within a few mins he'd sent me the forms to sign so by Sunday I'll be in business.

Sandman6 ViP

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Sandman6ViP23 February 2010 14:40:44

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Aramex now have an office in Burg Al-Fatah, ground floor

alashhar Active member

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alashharActive member24 February 2010 05:40:48

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me and many friends go to Essam Coffee shop, try to visit it and you will find many types of cafe

Mudman Serial expat

Member since 14 September 2009

You put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig

MudmanSerial expat24 February 2010 06:14:50

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Essam Coffee shop is very good if you've got an esspresso machine/maker and not one of those new fangled things. Good price at Essam, I buy in bulk

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