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[Closed] posting a reverb....let the air out? Royal Mail?

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Hi All

Just sold a reverb on Ebay (tried on here but you guys didn't want it!)
Should I let the air out to post it?
I know royal mail don't like rear shocks, anyone know if the post will be ok or am I better off going down the courier route?

If I don't let the air out, should I compress it to save package size or is that a bad idea? I never like leaving it compressed for long, could also have hilarious consequences if the button is pressed while packed......

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Posted : 07/10/2015 5:20 pm
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You have to compress it to get it back in its box. You did keep the box didn't you?


 
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not got the original box....I never think to do that!


 
Posted : 07/10/2015 5:35 pm
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From previous threads, I believe royal mail reserves the right to refuse delivery (and then sell for its own profit) any part that "can be" pressurised, without any comeback from the sender

I wouldn't send anything with them that was remotely describable as such unless it was worth very little


 
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Parcel monkey and choose someone who won't [s]Resell it on ebay[/s] destroy it as it is not permitted on their terms and conditions.


 
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I wouldn't use Royal Mail after the previous experiences reported on here.


 
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Thanks for all the replies, think I'll compress with air still in and sort a courier.


 
Posted : 07/10/2015 6:22 pm