Soldato
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Ive got a big item to send, its like 1 and a half metres high, quite light. Is there anyway I can send it quite cheaply? Cheers
How to Send Big Parcel?
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mines lighter than a snowboard but like 2 times as wide
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sven256 said:
Yeah and a lot of patience when they **** it up. I refuse to use them after my experiance with them. Bunch of muppets
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Solaris said:
I sold a snowboard on ebay just recently. I was lucky in that I could use my works UPS account, ended up costing around £14. However, if you don't have access to this sort of deal then Parcelforce is probably the easiest to use (should cost about £25, but you can check on their website first).
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Stay away from parcel2go, they decided to pick my parcel up 4 days after they were meant to, that's 4 days of me staying in all day and constantly phoning them.
I went with parcel force in the end and they turned up within 20 minutes of ordering a pickup, shortly followed by the DHL van
I went with parcel force in the end and they turned up within 20 minutes of ordering a pickup, shortly followed by the DHL van
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http://www.postvan.com/uk/ do big stuff. I sent an axle and a TNT truck picked it up.
They also do a 75Kg service which is quite handy.
They also do a 75Kg service which is quite handy.