Can anyone recommend a decent,cheap courier as I have to send off a bivvy,apologies if this is in the wrong section
In reply to Post #1
Thats easy , There are neither any decent nor cheap couriers around . Cheapest hermes , decent ? In the last week i have had 3 reels (ups 24hr) gone missing , 2 rod sleeves hermes still to be delivered after 7 days ! Its a lottery.
Thats easy , There are neither any decent nor cheap couriers around . Cheapest hermes , decent ? In the last week i have had 3 reels (ups 24hr) gone missing , 2 rod sleeves hermes still to be delivered after 7 days ! Its a lottery.
In reply to Post #1
Sadly Their ain't one measure up your parcel and weigh it the look on interpercel website input the dimension and it will give you a list of couriers that will deliver it
Sadly Their ain't one measure up your parcel and weigh it the look on interpercel website input the dimension and it will give you a list of couriers that will deliver it
In reply to Post #1
If your sending it back because it's faulty, are the shop/company not picking up the bill?
If your sending it back because it's faulty, are the shop/company not picking up the bill?
In reply to Post #4
They should be if it is faulty 👍
They should be if it is faulty 👍
In reply to Post #1
If you do use Hermes just make sure you take the insurance out for the value of the bivvy. Ive had them lose parcels for me before. Only use them now as a last resort.
If you do use Hermes just make sure you take the insurance out for the value of the bivvy. Ive had them lose parcels for me before. Only use them now as a last resort.
In reply to Post #1
Parcelforce 24 is around £30, just sent a tempest 150 with them. That included insurance up to £500.
Parcelforce 24 is around £30, just sent a tempest 150 with them. That included insurance up to £500.
In reply to Post #1
Surely you just measure it, weigh it and have a look at a few companies on the old tinterweb?
There's always a risk with any company
Surely you just measure it, weigh it and have a look at a few companies on the old tinterweb?
There's always a risk with any company