Guys
Has anyone had bad experiences with DHL?
I ordered a bivvy last Thursday it was picked up Friday I thought happy days be with me by Tuesday.
But no,it still states out for delivery,I've msg DHL and they assumed me it would be delivered yesterday, but no.
Still no bivvy looks like I will be sleeping under the stars Friday night..Ffs..
Rant over.
Has anyone had bad experiences with DHL?
I ordered a bivvy last Thursday it was picked up Friday I thought happy days be with me by Tuesday.
But no,it still states out for delivery,I've msg DHL and they assumed me it would be delivered yesterday, but no.
Still no bivvy looks like I will be sleeping under the stars Friday night..Ffs..
Rant over.
In reply to Post #1
If they are busy and your item is not on a 24hr delivery they will put it back until they can get it out,if its a 3-5 day service you might get it on the 5th day
If they are busy and your item is not on a 24hr delivery they will put it back until they can get it out,if its a 3-5 day service you might get it on the 5th day
In reply to Post #1
I'm still waiting for an item from f.r customs in Germany, 3 months now
Supposedly DHL's fault
I'm still waiting for an item from f.r customs in Germany, 3 months now
Supposedly DHL's fault
Ordered an item from coversandall......From ordering, making and delivery from India 9 days. Was with fedex though.
In reply to Post #3
Good luck with that one...
Good luck with that one...
In reply to Post #3
I had some boilies coming from Holland twice refused at customs as they thought they were food items because of the flavour on the documentation.
DHL said they would be delivered shortly after a delay.
Allowed a fortnight both times never happened.
Ensure that the supplier has put the appropriate customs documentation with whatever you order or it just ends in limbo I think and the tracking page just makes you think its being processed.
I had some boilies coming from Holland twice refused at customs as they thought they were food items because of the flavour on the documentation.
DHL said they would be delivered shortly after a delay.
Allowed a fortnight both times never happened.
Ensure that the supplier has put the appropriate customs documentation with whatever you order or it just ends in limbo I think and the tracking page just makes you think its being processed.
If your getting messed about or the courier is crap don't bother chasing them.
It is the responsibility of the shop to get the goods to you.
The customer is the shop in this scenario not the buyer.
It is the responsibility of the shop to get the goods to you.
The customer is the shop in this scenario not the buyer.
In reply to Post #1
DHL are among some of the worst/roughest del drivers in the country ,they are sub contractors mine is anyway
just had a bivvy delivered and it looks like it has been dragged behind the effin van.
DHL are among some of the worst/roughest del drivers in the country ,they are sub contractors mine is anyway
just had a bivvy delivered and it looks like it has been dragged behind the effin van.
In reply to Post #1
I'll let you know tomorrow as my new RT4 has just landed in the UK and it has a next day delivery scheduled.
It's hard to say one courier is poor over another. Surely it's largely to do with their drivers and not all drivers provide the same level of service.
I'll let you know tomorrow as my new RT4 has just landed in the UK and it has a next day delivery scheduled.
It's hard to say one courier is poor over another. Surely it's largely to do with their drivers and not all drivers provide the same level of service.
In reply to Post #5
O yeah, it's now been 3 months and after me constantly posting on his threads he refunded me. Said he's posted 3, but if that was me I'd do it recorded (for the £16 pnp I paid) then you could track it! God knows how he runs his ‘business' Shame as he seems to have decent stuff, o well
O yeah, it's now been 3 months and after me constantly posting on his threads he refunded me. Said he's posted 3, but if that was me I'd do it recorded (for the £16 pnp I paid) then you could track it! God knows how he runs his ‘business' Shame as he seems to have decent stuff, o well
In reply to Post #1
I see, I'm not the only one who had problems with the delivery company. I was supposed to receive a package in 3-4 days, and it came in a week. No calls or messages with apologies and prejudices that it will come a little later than it was supposed. And there was no tracking number. I was so angry!
Next time I will do it through another delivery service, and I will definitely track the order through some royal mail tracking. I don't want to repeat my past mistakes anymore. I value my time and nerves.
I see, I'm not the only one who had problems with the delivery company. I was supposed to receive a package in 3-4 days, and it came in a week. No calls or messages with apologies and prejudices that it will come a little later than it was supposed. And there was no tracking number. I was so angry!
Next time I will do it through another delivery service, and I will definitely track the order through some royal mail tracking. I don't want to repeat my past mistakes anymore. I value my time and nerves.
In reply to Post #11
Delivery times may vary depending on company congestion or postal communication between countries. If your parcel is particularly important and fragile, it is better to track its movement. The ability to track an item is a criterion for the transparency of online sales. From the customer's point of view, such delivery is the key to being sure that the purchase from that online store was the right one. After all, unlike shopping in physical stores, there is no way to see the item before placing the order in online sales. I always keep track of my online purchases through services. Which may be useful for you as well postsendungsverfolgung.com. This is essentially the buyer's way of confirming that the purchased item is really on its way and that everything is OK with the purchase.
Delivery times may vary depending on company congestion or postal communication between countries. If your parcel is particularly important and fragile, it is better to track its movement. The ability to track an item is a criterion for the transparency of online sales. From the customer's point of view, such delivery is the key to being sure that the purchase from that online store was the right one. After all, unlike shopping in physical stores, there is no way to see the item before placing the order in online sales. I always keep track of my online purchases through services. Which may be useful for you as well postsendungsverfolgung.com. This is essentially the buyer's way of confirming that the purchased item is really on its way and that everything is OK with the purchase.
In reply to Post #1
Getting anything picked up on a Friday by a courier is a bad idea.....it means it is kicked around a warehouse/sorting area all weekend without any management in attendance to prevent horseplay and misappropriation.
Often packages get stuffed to the back and get dealt with later than newly arrived items too.
With DHL you do have a good chance of at least receiving the bivvy....when and in what state is a totally different ball game.
Getting anything picked up on a Friday by a courier is a bad idea.....it means it is kicked around a warehouse/sorting area all weekend without any management in attendance to prevent horseplay and misappropriation.
Often packages get stuffed to the back and get dealt with later than newly arrived items too.
With DHL you do have a good chance of at least receiving the bivvy....when and in what state is a totally different ball game.
Usually the maximum is 2 days
In reply to Post #14
Maybe in the USA!
Maybe in the USA!