{"id":112122,"date":"2025-11-24T11:36:54","date_gmt":"2025-11-24T11:36:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cashback.coin7.app\/?p=112122"},"modified":"2026-10-04T14:58:56","modified_gmt":"2026-10-04T14:58:56","slug":"sinmaletas-luggage-shipping-cashback","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/cashback.coin7.app\/fr\/sinmaletas-luggage-shipping-cashback\/","title":{"rendered":"Cashback Sinmaletas : envoi de bagages porte \u00e0 porte"},"content":{"rendered":"

Sinmaletas is a Spanish service that picks up your luggage at home and delivers it to your destination, and you can earn Coin7 cashback on the order if you start from our store page. The idea is simple: you travel light, your bags travel separately. It suits anyone who has too much to carry, from students leaving for a year abroad to families who do not want to drag suitcases through an airport.<\/p>\n

What Sinmaletas does<\/h2>\n

The company ships suitcases and other items door to door. On its site you find a number of use cases around that core: mini relocations, shipments for Erasmus students, international shipping, pickups at airports and ports, luggage for groups, services for companies and storage of equipment. The list of things you can send includes suitcases, boxes, bicycles, golf clubs, musical instruments and gifts. A page on the site goes into detail about what is accepted, so check it for your specific item before you order.<\/p>\n

How an order works<\/h2>\n

The site describes five steps. You request a pickup. You prepare and pack your items. The collection happens on the date, time and place you agreed. You follow the shipment in real time. And the luggage arrives at its destination. What you do yourself is the packing, and a bit of care there pays off: a bag that is closed properly and labelled clearly is easier to handle for everybody along the way.<\/p>\n

You calculate the shipment on the website, see the price for your route and book it there. You see the exact route and its price at that point.<\/p>\n

Who it helps<\/h2>\n

Think of the cases where luggage is the problem, not the trip. A student moving to another city for a course has boxes and a bike. A cyclist or a golfer flying with equipment pays heavy baggage fees on many airlines, and the site claims its rates compare well with those fees. A family going on a long holiday would rather arrive with free hands. And if you have ever stood on a crowded train with two large cases and a child, you know why this kind of service exists.<\/p>\n

Things to check before you order<\/h2>\n