Cheapest courier for long pole sections – G10?

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- 24/05/2013 at 4:37 pm #55175
  TF_wightangler
  Hi,
  Apparently Royal Mail now being sniffy about longer pole sections and applying limit- which effectively prevents sending by R/Mail.
  Anybody cheapest courier that they would recommend?
- 24/05/2013 at 5:47 pm #167019
  TF_the margin gnome
  I use interparcel.com Never had a problem as yet. Package it well though!!
- 25/05/2013 at 7:24 am #167022
  TF_matt haines
  I used interparcel for 3 items 1 they lost and I eventually got a refund after supplying them with recipts. 1 they broke which was a tourney top kit after they examined the packaging ang found that it was more than adequate they refunded me again! And 1 item arrived safe! So it really was a lottery with them! I’ve used My Hermes since and not had a single problem with them just drop them off anytime at my local Co Op. not sure if they take long pole sections tho!
- 25/05/2013 at 10:15 am #167024
  TF_wightangler
  cheers,
  good to know about the refund for damage Matt,
  that’s a big plus point – have had to resort to small claims court in past with a different national courier.
- 25/05/2013 at 9:08 pm #167028
  TF_Daz Newell
  i use parcel to go…my hermes
- 26/05/2013 at 6:08 pm #167033
  TF_Andy Hughes
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  Hi Daz, i have recently used interparcel and citylink, the reason for using citylink is the insurance cover, basic parcel is covered upto £20, i think it cost me £1 or £2 extra for cover upto £75.00 it might not be everyones preferred courier, but i had no trouble, the 2-3 day service was actually delivered next day with 7 out 8 deliveries.
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