scootz
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posted on 23/7/15 at 06:48 PM |
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quote: Originally posted by sdh2903
I had 4 wheels collected by parcelforce (booked through interparcel) that I bought unseen off eBay. They turned up individually wrapped each in a bin
bag and a bit of brown tape!! 2 of which had detached completely. They never batted an eyelid. Guess I better awate my fine!!
You'll likely be ok as it was UPS who instigated the fine. Interparcel automatically paid it without consulting me and are now demanding that I
pay them.
It's Evolution Baby!
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McLannahan
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posted on 23/7/15 at 09:27 PM |
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quote: Originally posted by furryeggs
ipostparcels.com (parcel pete). posted well over 100 items of varying sizes and wieghts and never an issue or lost parcel. Next day from £4.29.
My turn!
I had Parcel Pete drop off nearly £10k worth of Dell PCs outside and overnight next to a public car park, and in full view of the public too.
Caretaker found them all the following morning. Denied it as they all seem to do until we provided the CCTV evidence.
Pete clearly was on an off day and blamed the "new" driver who was not aware of the "rules". Doesn't seem to like rules
to me, rather just common sense?
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750mc
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posted on 26/7/15 at 04:10 PM |
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Most of those couriers mentioned are bottom end so you get the level of service you pay for. Tnt, dhl, FedEx, ups. They are the ones to go for.
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craig5
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posted on 1/8/15 at 03:48 PM |
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well after 16 days of pestering everyday yodel deside to deliver even though i paid for next day delivery
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750mc
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posted on 1/8/15 at 03:54 PM |
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If it's your thing anybody there's some great footage on YouTube of courier depots. The among of parcels per hour is staggering and
certainly gave me an insight into when a parcel goes missing it gets messy!
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scootz
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posted on 12/8/15 at 11:43 AM |
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Threatening court action now...
It's Evolution Baby!
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