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johno

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posted on 16-2-2004 at 20:02

parcell delivery

hi has anyone sold windsurfing equipment and posted it to the buyer
if you have who did you use and how much did it cost any info appreciated
cheers johno

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posted on 16-2-2004 at 20:19

I have sent stuff (booms, sails etc.) using normal parcel force delivery quite often... I sent a sail a few weeks back and it cost about ¬£6 including insurance.

I sent other stuff via Securicor before as well, which was quicker (Next Day whereas parcel Force can take up to 10 days) and it cost about a tenner (a few years ago.

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posted on 16-2-2004 at 20:25

I've tried to send stuff via Royal mail / Parcel Force before and they always tell me theres a maximum length and won't take it.

I don't know how you always get away with it Al.

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posted on 16-2-2004 at 22:16

Maybe thats one of the benefits of rural post offices... They don't know, or don't care about the rules!!!

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