Anyone know a good way to import cases to Australia?

[Chaoticlusts]

Hey all

I am going to be doing a complete system upgrade in a few months and as such have been researching various things..I'm wanting to move to a much lighter case than my current one so it doesn't do my back in moving to LAN's (mine is a thermaltake kandalf steel supertower...so almost anything is lighter ;P) basically I've been spending most of my time looking at certain Lian-Li models as i've seen lots of complaints about all aluminium chasis's other than Lian-Li ones (annoying reverb noise from the lightweight metal etc) now getting onto the real question..

basically a case that's listed as $150US RRP over here the cheapest I could find it for in the entire country is $330Aus (remember our currencies are worth basically the same atm) most parts over here have a bit of a markup but not much...cases are insane even if you take into account the shipping costs of something that large...I'm wondering if anyone can point me towards a good US (or any other country that's reasonably priced) store that will ship overseas or any ideas on how to get it sent over from places that won't

any help would be greatly appreciated

 

[zagood]

Performance-pcs will do it, but man, that's a lot of caysh.
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catal...e=shippinginfo

What about drop shipping from Hong Kong?

 

[Chaoticlusts]

thanx for the response

holy crap $200 postage...I was expecting a fair bit but that's gotta be inflated ...

drop shipping?

*edit*

looking at USPS prices assuming the case weighs an extra kg or two above it's listed weight from packaging it should be 100-120 (80 if the whole package weighs exactly what it's listed as in it's specs) though oddly performance-pc's lists a 12.8lbs case as weighing 30lbs in shipping....I can't imagine the packaging could possibly weight more than the whole case

still even 100-120 basically makes importing pointless...ah the joys of living in a isolated country >_<...wonder if anyone I know is travelling to the US and doesn't mind checking in some extra baggage on the way back (that ain't gonna happen )