Courier service

[Jez-ep91]

Can anyone recommend a reliable and fast courier service please?

I'm based in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Thanks

Edited July 27, 2015 by Jez-ep91

[JamesD89]

I use ipostparcels mate, they are cheap and easy for small to medium sized items and have not let me down once tbh,

[The_Notorious_C_A_T]

I always use parcel2go, not a courier company themselves but basically a go between for lots of couriers.

Also if large stuff I have used Paisley freight before.

[Gainzy]

What's best for bumpers from Ireland?

[Rock-Kick-Ass]

What's best for bumpers from Ireland?

fastway ,nightline, gls

Edited July 27, 2015 by Rock-Kick-Ass

[daniel_g]

Can anyone recommend a reliable and fast courier service please?

I'm based in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Thanks

I use parcel2go most of the time, they use couriers like ups and my hermes.

Just need to watch with you they dont try and class youre postcode as the highlands!

Been caught out with that before and its a load of dug shit.

[Jez-ep91]

Cheers guys just wanted to make sure everything goes smoothly

[akyakapotter]

parcle monkey sent quite a few things with them and were spot on.

[5T4R7ET N/A]

I used a website for courier services called interparcel. Most of the time i use UPS through it.

So far UPS have never let me down and its always a signed delivery and they email you the signature.

[fiddlersport]

most major courier services will do the job-Stay away from Yodel

[Dale SR]

parcel force manged to snap a TTE spoiler I bought off a member on here. So I would not recommend their service.

[Mitchell]

Sorry to hijack but how much would it be roughly to send wheels from Ireland to England? Cheers

[Arnold]

I use Parcel2go too, but generally choose Fedex or UPS. Yodel and Parcel Farce have lost so many of my items. Some of the cheaper services require you to drop them off at a depot, but also require the recipient to collect from a depot as well, so bear that in mind.

Edited August 18, 2015 by Arnold