Many Vietnamese consumers want to buy high-quality U.S. products but face challenges due to shipping restrictions and high costs. If you’ve ever struggled with placing orders from U.S. websites or finding a reliable way to get your goods delivered to Vietnam, our logistics service is the perfect solution.
Why Buying from U.S. Stores is Difficult for Vietnamese Shoppers
Many U.S. Stores Don’t Ship Internationally Large retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy often do not offer direct shipping to Vietnam.
High International Shipping Fees Even when international shipping is available, it can be costly and slow.
Payment & Address Limitations Some U.S. stores only accept U.S.-issued credit cards and require a U.S. shipping address.
How Our Service Works
We solve all these problems with our Buy & Ship Service:
You Shop Online Buy from any U.S. store and use our U.S. warehouse address as your shipping destination.
We Receive Your Order Once your package arrives at our warehouse, we inspect, repack, and prepare it for international shipping.
We Ship It to Vietnam We handle customs clearance and ensure your package reaches you safely.
Receive Your Package at Home Your order is delivered directly to your address in Vietnam, hassle-free.
Why Customers Love Our Service
✅ No More Payment Issues – We offer a Personal Shopper Service to help you buy from U.S. stores that don’t accept international payments. ✅ Cheaper Shipping Costs – Our package consolidation service saves you money. ✅ Safe & Fast Delivery – We handle customs clearance for a smooth experience.
Popular U.S. Stores You Can Shop From
Amazon, eBay, Walmart (electronics, home goods, fashion)
Sephora, Ulta, iHerb (beauty & health)
Nike, Adidas, Levi’s (clothing & footwear)
Best Buy, Apple, B&H (tech & gadgets)
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Don’t miss out on your favorite U.S. products. Use our Buy & Ship Service to shop hassle-free and receive your purchases directly in Vietnam!
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