Cheapest way of sending heavy items ebay item

JBuk · 14 Jan 2010 at 17:31

sara said:
Wait so the "undelivered" printer that you're claiming against Parcelforce for, which your neighbour found in the snow and gave back to you, you're now selling?

You sly bugger but really quite dumb to post all three enquiry threads in the same forum...

That thread was a week before the parcel force one , so you fail tbh

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?p=15702969#post15702969

GingerNinja1989 · 14 Jan 2010 at 17:31

petriodet said:
?????? wait????? op you have set a new world record well done, your certificate for the fastest bump will be in the post

And then left outside

siumatfung · 14 Jan 2010 at 17:32

also try parcel monkey i think it is

ive used interlink before was 15.99 or 16.99

which you can send up to 10kg

plus they keep sending me 5£ off vouchers but i dnt have anythign to send boo!!!

kylew · 14 Jan 2010 at 17:40

Parcel force have a flat fee for items up to 30KG specifically for ebay sales.

Parcelforce Worldwide express services are now available for eBay sellers through PayPal.

For UK products we offer simple, discounted rates - one price per parcel up to 30kg. Choose between:

express24 - guaranteed next working day service to the majority of UK destinations at £11.99 per parcel

express48 - guaranteed two working day service to the majority of UK destinations at £10.99 per parcel

express24 has £100 compensation included and express48 has £50. Both are fully tracked electronically from collection to signature on delivery. You can choose to have your parcel collected by us, or drop off into selected Post Office® branches.

From here: http://www.parcelforce.com/portal/campaign/content1?catId=7300052&mediaId=21600363