Victims are asked to repackage and reship parcels sent to their homes.
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A personal computer that costs $1,800 to make in Japan only costs $1,140 to contract out in Taiwan and reship back to Tokyo for sale.
From the businessweek.com
A personal computer that costs $1,800 to make in Japan costs only $1,140 to contract out in Taiwan and reship back to Tokyo for sale.
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Christie's offers logistics and storage services managed by staff that will ship, catalog, store and reship goods on behalf of clients.
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Customer-service reps would routinely let the customer keep the wrong product and reship a new bag, according to Byron Gordon, a one-time supervisor in the department.
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Place on a ship again or transfer to another ship; "reship the cargo"
To ship something again
(reshipment) The condition of being reshipped; A second or subsequent shipment
(Reshipment) goods reshipped under conditions that do not make the act subject to the reconsignment rules and charges of the carrier.
(Reshipment) shipment of foreign goods from one Free Zone to another, or to abroad, to an Aeronautic Free.
(RESHIPPING) Upon customer approval, R&O will reship returned orders. Additional freight charges will be applied to the invoice.
Freight that is rehandled (cross-docked) at an intermediate service center. The freight did not originate at, nor is it destined for, the service center now handling it.