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Posting a bumper
Daf - 27/1/11 at 03:08 PM

I've sold a bumper on ebay but it's too large for all the usual courier services at 1.7m long.

Has anyone sucessfully posted something large (and light) with any other courier service?


balidey - 27/1/11 at 03:15 PM

I have sent something over the Royal Mail limit of 1.7m.
I think it was HDL Home Delivery Network or something, booked through parcel2go


rayward - 27/1/11 at 03:21 PM

had this with a towbar, which was suppsedly too long for the couriers , can you put it diagonally in a wider box? which in effect increase the width but decreases the length?

hth

Ray


owelly - 27/1/11 at 03:37 PM

Have you tried interparcel and paisleyfreight?


steve m - 27/1/11 at 04:43 PM

I had this problem with my local post office, and had to go into town to the main PO,

It wasnt a problem there and my large parcel was 2m long by 60x60 mm

very light though !! it was a large RC plane i sold on ebay


martyn1137 - 27/1/11 at 05:21 PM

You could try www.shiply.com

Recent thread on here, I used them to get an engine to me. The system worked well.


Daf - 28/1/11 at 01:39 PM

Looks like I might have some sucess - a bumper is surprisingly flexable so it can become smaller