another parcel force warning
13 September 2008, 11:12 AM
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another parcel force warning
Just another warning not to use these tossers ...
Just had a bill in for £150! which I normally pay between £30 -£50 for fedex or ups for the same stuff !! but I though as I'm in no hurry for the parts I told my supplier to use usps as they was cheaper but took longer ..... little did I know they give them to parcel farce to deliver .... or hold should I say until the bill is paid
plus a handling fee of course ....... IT'S YOUR JOB TO HANDLE THEM!!!!!
errrrr it makes me
Peace
Just had a bill in for £150! which I normally pay between £30 -£50 for fedex or ups for the same stuff !! but I though as I'm in no hurry for the parts I told my supplier to use usps as they was cheaper but took longer ..... little did I know they give them to parcel farce to deliver .... or hold should I say until the bill is paid
plus a handling fee of course ....... IT'S YOUR JOB TO HANDLE THEM!!!!!
errrrr it makes me
Peace
13 September 2008, 11:46 AM
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The handling fee drives me round the bend.
I had an item delivered about 2 years ago and the guy knocked on the door and wanted customs charges and a £15 handling fee. I told him to sling his hook and send it back as I wasn't paying it.
When I opened the door some hours later the parcel was still on the doorstep LOL!
Never heard another thing about it.
I had an item delivered about 2 years ago and the guy knocked on the door and wanted customs charges and a £15 handling fee. I told him to sling his hook and send it back as I wasn't paying it.
When I opened the door some hours later the parcel was still on the doorstep LOL!
Never heard another thing about it.
13 September 2008, 12:00 PM
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Just another warning not to use these tossers ...
Just had a bill in for £150! which I normally pay between £30 -£50 for fedex or ups for the same stuff !! but I though as I'm in no hurry for the parts I told my supplier to use usps as they was cheaper but took longer ..... little did I know they give them to parcel farce to deliver .... or hold should I say until the bill is paid
plus a handling fee of course ....... IT'S YOUR JOB TO HANDLE THEM!!!!!
errrrr it makes me
Peace
Just had a bill in for £150! which I normally pay between £30 -£50 for fedex or ups for the same stuff !! but I though as I'm in no hurry for the parts I told my supplier to use usps as they was cheaper but took longer ..... little did I know they give them to parcel farce to deliver .... or hold should I say until the bill is paid
plus a handling fee of course ....... IT'S YOUR JOB TO HANDLE THEM!!!!!
errrrr it makes me
Peace
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13 September 2008, 12:03 PM
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In my experience UPS (and to a lesser extent Fedex) are f*ckers for assessing parcels. Ive had less trouble and far far fewer bills using the USPS/ RM...
14 September 2008, 04:37 PM
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At least ups and fedex let you have your parcel first and give you 30 days to pay
14 September 2008, 05:42 PM
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Each to there own , But I have never had a problem with fedex and ups and always had problems with parcelforce .... late deliveries , bull**** excuses, high fee's ... holding parcels until they are paid for , just don't see how it is far for them to make money out of import fee's .
At least ups and fedex let you have your parcel first and give you 30 days to pay
At least ups and fedex let you have your parcel first and give you 30 days to pay
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