How to avoid Black Friday

Ask yourself this one question. Would you want to see yourself in this photo? Looks rather intimidating, doesn't it? A crush of humanity rushing to score a deal on a TV during Black Friday, the traditional start of the holiday shopping season. Is that what

If you're like HelpShip.com, a leader in the international mail forwarding industry, you know there's a better way to beat the crowds and buy everything on your holiday shopping list. Rather than brave the malls, simply sign up for HelpShip.com's Personal Shopper service. Besides, you have more important things to do, like decorating for Christmas or putting up holiday lights.

Of course, you'll need to have a membership to use this wonderful benefit. We like to think, though, that saving your sanity, especially on the busiest shopping day of the year, is well worth it. Once you've signed up, the rest is easy. Send us your shopping list, how you want to pay for it and HelpShip.com's Personal Shopper service will take care of the rest.

HelpShip.com's efforts don't end there, though. Once we've completed your list, we'll forward your items to any international or domestic location.

Now, doesn't that sound easier and smarter than braving the crowds?

Sign up today for one of our three membership levels -- free, personal or business. Let us forward your mail or packages to your international destination, so you can see that HelpShip.com is professional, affordable and looks out for your wallet.

Contact us online today or call 1-865-377-8055.

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