I have a rather large printer I need to post, I would imagine that it’s to big for the local post office, so what would you say my best option is? Does anyone know if the larger post offices will take it? And if not a good courier (cheap) that will do the job, there is no rush so just after a bit of advice really.
Jim
www.parcels2go.co.uk/
Good and also cheap
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Most places have a 20-25kg max weight limit, if its under that parcels to go is probably your best bet. Over taht and you start getting problems with the amount a single person can lift, might be worth checking for lacal courier firms.
RM do upto 30Kg AFAIK
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i need to get the weight and size sorted before i go with anyone but very pleased with the tips and links
thanks again!
i sent an epson a3 printer the other day at the local small post office ,did it by parcel force 48 no probs cost £13
if your local p.o doesnt take it just go to the main 1 for your area
yeah i think i will as i need a weight anyhow
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