Organising a courier

[4WDrifter]

Normally when I buy a part the person selling it parcels it up and sends it, either by post or courier, to me. Does anyone have any experience of needing to organise a courier to go and collect an item and then deliver it to them? I might need to get some stuff picked up from Germany and brought back to UK. Which courier would you'd recommend?

[sidrick]

parcelhero.com

[4WDrifter]

Thanks I'll check them out.

[bazburn]

parcels2go... as with most just watch for final price ( size and weight dependant..) as opposed to initial cheap one

[sidrick]

parcels2go... as with most just watch for final price ( size and weight dependant..) as opposed to initial cheap one

*spits*

Horrible company.

[Monkeymagic]

I've used hermes couple of times.

[bluequattro]

Don't forget the VAT to add to it

[Jamo]

Normally I used to use DHL or any courier via interparcel, parcelhero or parcel2go. Depends on the shipper as well because some need you to print a label others come with their own

[whatever2]

Parcels 2 Go

*spits*

Horrible company.

Nothing but good things to say about Parcels2Go

they make RM/Parcelforce look like over-priced amateurs

[S2 EDS]

PAISLEY FREIGHT - Been Top Draw for me - had wheels and tyres collected/delivered - No dramas and helpful Team

[RustyNut]

Likewise. Used Paisley loads and never had any issues. They even do a courtesy call to make sure everything was ok.