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A couple of weeks ago I reported that Parcelforce "don't handle bikes" anymore.
I found a company, senditquick.comsenditquick.comOpen ↗ which has a flat-rate £9.50 for <30Kg. I signed up on
the internet, wrapped the bike in lots of cardboard and rope having first removed pedals and rotated
handlebars, and guess who came to pick it up as scheduled? Yup, Parcelforce.
It was successfully delivered to Edinburgh from Wiltshire.
Worked for me.
Peter.
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Quoted message said:A couple of weeks ago I reported that Parcelforce "don't handle bikes" anymore.
I found a company, senditquick.comsenditquick.comOpen ↗
looks like a handy service.
Though having their site located on NTL's homepages server somehow doesn't inspire
confidence in me :-)
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Chris French, Leeds
chris French said:Though having their site located on NTL's homepages server somehow doesn't inspire confidence
in me :-)
Oi! They work more than 40% of the time. ;-)
James
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"Sorry mate, I didn't see you" is not a satisfactory excuse.
Try www.postvan.com they use Parcelforce and Interlink too. Good fast service. Regards, John
pbase.comjohn28julyOpen ↗
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