what's the cheapest way to send a parcel to portugal?
04 October 2004, 07:03 PM
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what's the cheapest way to send a parcel to portugal?
as above please, what is the best firm to go with?
just been on parcel force website and they want £27 to send a 1kg parcel
anyone used anything else?
ta
just been on parcel force website and they want £27 to send a 1kg parcel
anyone used anything else?
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Have you tried the http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm website?
Go to the quickfinder dropdown menu at the top an scroll down to price calculator.
Go to the quickfinder dropdown menu at the top an scroll down to price calculator.
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another vote for ye olde fashioned poste office - some pillocks just bought some trainers off me from ebay in Cadada royal mail, about £9, 8 weeks delivery though. I cant send a couriered parcel next day 3 miles away for £8.
royal mail, about £9, 8 weeks delivery though. I cant send a couriered parcel next day 3 miles away for £8.
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excellent, cheers guys
managed to get it down to £5.28 with added compensation inc
stupid thing is, it's the same format calculator as parcelforce and on the option listings you can select their 'euro 48' for £28.
hmmm, let me think, a fiver and it'll take a day longer to get there, or nearly thirty quid. tough one that
cheers again
managed to get it down to £5.28 with added compensation inc
stupid thing is, it's the same format calculator as parcelforce and on the option listings you can select their 'euro 48' for £28.
hmmm, let me think, a fiver and it'll take a day longer to get there, or nearly thirty quid. tough one that
cheers again
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