How to shop at US stores and get your packages abroad

Plenty of US stores don't ship internationally, and the ones that do often charge more for shipping than the item costs. The fix is a US address where all your orders arrive, then one combined box to your country.

How it works

1. You get a Los Angeles address. At KaspiPost, that's our Sunset Blvd store address with your mailbox number.
2. You order from Amazon, eBay, Walmart, iHerb and other stores using that address. Domestic shipping is often free.
3. We receive your packages and let you know what's arrived.
4. We combine your orders into one box. If you allow it, we remove bulky retail packaging to cut dimensional weight.
5. We ship to your country by the method you choose and send you the tracking number.

How much it saves

The real savings come from consolidation. Five separate store parcels mean five minimum international charges and five boxes full of air. One tight box with the same items usually costs a fraction of that. The math is in the cheapest way to ship internationally.

A mailbox for Los Angeles locals

It's not only for people abroad. Customers in LA rent a mailbox with us to:

• receive packages safely when they're not home (no more stolen porch deliveries);
• keep a stable address while moving, or for a small business;
• get mail and documents while they're traveling.

For mailbox plans and pricing, see the Mailbox section or message us on WhatsApp.

Things to keep in mind

• The destination country's customs limit applies to the whole box. Combine too many orders and you may go over it. See the 2026 limits table.
• Restricted items can't be forwarded just because a store sold them to you, especially electronics and cosmetics for Russia and Belarus.
• Keep your store receipts. You'll need them for the customs form.

Customs and carrier rules change often. This article is accurate as of the date above — check with us before you ship.