Here's a linky
http://www.paisleyfreight.com/
[Edited on 7/9/10 by bonzoronnie]
Try & avoid using their parcel menu system .... You often get a cheaper quote if you just enter the dinmensions & weight
[Edited on 7/9/10 by bonzoronnie]
I tried to sell some things on ebay over the weekend. The only bit I sold was the bit I would post.
Anyway who will take a parcel around 40cm3 and around 33kg
P2go will do upto around 25kg as most others will. And as the item has a lowish value then the postage needs to be good aswell. Also people wanting
the items sent abroad.
cheers
Paisley freight services are quite good with heavy/bulky items
Here's a linky
http://www.paisleyfreight.com/
[Edited on 7/9/10 by bonzoronnie]
Try & avoid using their parcel menu system .... You often get a cheaper quote if you just enter the dinmensions & weight
[Edited on 7/9/10 by bonzoronnie]
Ive used palletline before to move engines and stuff.
Or something I spotted recently on the retrorides forum, they have a members pony express thread, for getting cars and parts moved.
http://tiny.cc/9l7g2
Not used it, but might be worth a whirl.
What is it - uranium? 40cm3 is e.g. 2x4x5 cm, about the size of a matchbox: D
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Originally posted by Humbug
What is it - uranium? 40cm3 is e.g. 2x4x5 cm, about the size of a matchbox: D
Interparcel will quote for it... £10.99 + VAT
Ive often lied about weight and dims and they still took it.
the courier doesnt have a scooby what he is picking up...just an address and thats it.
as long as you dont push the boat out to far with the truth.......
quote:
Originally posted by Humbug
What is it - uranium? 40cm3 is e.g. 2x4x5 cm, about the size of a matchbox: D
quote:
Originally posted by scootz
Interparcel will quote for it... £10.99 + VAT
quote:
Originally posted by mangogrooveworkshop
Ive often lied about weight and dims and they still took it.
the courier doesnt have a scooby what he is picking up...just an address and thats it.
as long as you dont push the boat out to far with the truth.......