Green_Snake
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What is involved in becoming certified to ship?
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Certified to ship
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dionythicus
Kiss My Hearse
Contact Fed Ex customer service and have them put you in touch with your local rep. From there it's a matter of sending in a test package and getting that approved, then your rep needs to send you the contract. Once it's signed and returned, you're good to go. It sounds like a simple process, but it can be a headache just trying to get someone in Fed Ex customer service who knows what they're doing and that, yes, they do ship snakes. It took me almost three months to complete, but I wasn't in any hurry.
ghosthousecorns
Well-known member
I had a heck of a time getting them to assign me a rep, I have heard others had the same problem.
I finally contacted package testing department directly, told them I was still waiting for a rep and described the type of shipment. They told me to go ahead and send the package anyway and I got assigned my rep as soon as my packaging was approved. After that they sent me a waiver to sign and I was good to go. That's what worked for me, but I would also do a search because this topic has come up on this forum before a few times.
I finally contacted package testing department directly, told them I was still waiting for a rep and described the type of shipment. They told me to go ahead and send the package anyway and I got assigned my rep as soon as my packaging was approved. After that they sent me a waiver to sign and I was good to go. That's what worked for me, but I would also do a search because this topic has come up on this forum before a few times.
