Parcels

[Guest peter2b2002]

just sold a bathroom rad on ebay ,I used thier post rate calc , came out @ £15 ,told the buyer £24.95 OK,went to send it by parcel force £69.95 , then I found parcel2go.com £17.95 that's for a parcel 100x70x30 weight 20kg

peter2b

[Guest marsbar]

Hi not bad, our parent company have a deal with DHL any parcel under 30KG is £3.50!

We use it instead of putting things on our wagons, cheaper than half a gallon of diesel.

We can "Staff Sale" this as a option so sending parcels is cheap.

Got contact for a full pallet on a 3 day delivery (normally turns up in 1/2 days) for £34.50 plus Vat, Glendale Transport of South Shields part of the Pallet Ways network, if any wants something big moving.

[Guest Takumi]

I often use

 

www.Parcel2go.com

 

Various different services available, from £5+vat upto 25Kg per peice.

 

 

They use all the big couriers, DHL, HDN, ect.

 

I alway prefer DHL.

 

Atb,

 

tak

[Longboarder]

Pharos were cheap last time I used them. No effort to sit at the computer with weight and dimensions of your parcel and shop around.

 

Nigel

[trextr7monkey]

I often use

 

www.Parcel2go.com

 

Various different services available, from £5+vat upto 25Kg per peice.

 

 

They use all the big couriers, DHL, HDN, ect.

 

I alway prefer DHL.

 

Atb,

 

tak

 

 

We have used Parcel2go quite a bit for engine parts/ heads/ fly wheels and found them to be very good,sent a racing bike to London for £8, for longer stuff which they try to charge extra for we use www.parcelmonkey.co.uk and again they sub it out to UPS etc but it keeps the costs down!!!

hth

Mike

[Mat-Moo]

Just a note, check what you are sending on the "Not permitted" list (Which is rather large!), also check your insurance cover, most have a limited pay out at £50 tops!