What reliable, cheap(ish) courier for valuable frame?

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What reliable, cheap(ish) courier for valuable frame?

9 posts & 7 voices | Started 4 months ago by epo-aholic | Latest reply from weeksy

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epo-aholic - Member

I'm sure this has been asked a million times before and a few by me but here goes...

Need to send a £1000 frame 24hr courier with insurance, any recommendations?

Ideally cheap(ish) but with a decent reputation and even better if you have a discount code!

Thanks in advnce

JB

Posted 4 months ago #
olixmb4x - Member

UPS , Parcel Force or TNT. - these are the ones to consider

more money but worth paying IMO, too many dissapointments with city link / Yodel / DHL

Posted 4 months ago #
velocipede - Member

try looking at parcels2go - you get a quote based on todays best prices with all the big names - used it a few times and been happy every time

Posted 4 months ago #
epo-aholic - Member

cheers guys!

Posted 4 months ago #
stealthcat - Member

If it's going anywhere near Sheffield, avoid Yodel like the plague - the local Yodel drivers have apparently created a lot of work for Royal Mail due to damaged goods having to be returned to Amazon...

Posted 4 months ago #
olixmb4x - Member

ye i have had issues with Yodel. had to rebook 3 times cos the papaerwork was never put in the van.

stay away.
i have also found parcel2go.com a good site, recommended

Posted 4 months ago #
m0rk - Member

Parcel2go is fine, they offer increased insurance etc to cover.

Just make sure you don't choose the Yodel option (also had bad experiences)

Posted 4 months ago #
b r - Member

Royal Mail.

Posted 4 months ago #
weeksy - Member

parcelmonkey

Posted 4 months ago #

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