Posting a Snowboard
- Thread starter panthro
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Ok, I relisted the board after non payment. Managed to sell it to someone in the UK, but I just read on the royal mail website that only parcels with a max length of 1.5m can be shipped. The board is longer than this. I phoned citylink who said I need an account, so thats out of the question. Does anyone have any other suggestions please?
Hmmm, you could try sending it using one of the many eBay courier/collection companies.
Quite a few eBay members rate these services quite highly.
Think one of the main companies is called "Payperdrop" or something like that.
Try searching for them on eBay/Google.
Hope that helps.
Quite a few eBay members rate these services quite highly.
Think one of the main companies is called "Payperdrop" or something like that.
Try searching for them on eBay/Google.
Hope that helps.
when shipping goods out the UK they will either:
a) get you on weight
b) or on size..
what i mean by the above is that, whatever is higher either volumetric weight or gross weight will be used to calculate the charges...
You could try calling interlink who are very reasonable, fed ex (kind of expensive) or DHL...
Tell them the following measurements:
height, width, depth and put it on their slowest service possible...
hope that helps...
a) get you on weight
b) or on size..
what i mean by the above is that, whatever is higher either volumetric weight or gross weight will be used to calculate the charges...
You could try calling interlink who are very reasonable, fed ex (kind of expensive) or DHL...
Tell them the following measurements:
height, width, depth and put it on their slowest service possible...
hope that helps...
I have shipped about 3 snowboards in the last year or so, usually costs around £15. I use a website to order a courier. Interparcel very reliable!
Sod the post office!