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Exclusive Next Day Delivery For Parcels up to 20Kg £5.99 @ DPD via Parcel2go.com
£5.99Parcel2Go Deals
Looks like a fantastic price for next day delivery for up to 20kg parcels!
If you are a first time customer it can be also free using code P2GFREEH
More info:
The DPD Pickup service allows you to drop your parcel off at any of the 2,500 DPD locations around the UK. Delivery will be made within 1-2 days after dropping your parcel at your convenient location, however this is not guaranteed.
Your parcel will be delivered to the recipients home/business address.
You can protect your parcel up to the value of £2,500.00
Maximum Parcel Weight - 20 kg
Maximum Parcel Length - 0.5 m
Maximum Parcel Width - 0.5 m
Maximum Parcel Height - 0.5 m
Maximum Parcel Length+Girth - 2 m
Original description:
Exclusive £4.99 + vat next day delivery price for Parcel2Go customers. The cheapest in the UK.
If you’ve got a parcel weighing up to 20kg you can get it delivered the next day from just £4.99 + vat with DPD’s Pickup service. We have managed to negotiate an exclusive price for Parcel2Go customers and this is now the cheapest in the UK for parcels weighing between 2kg and 20kg.
For convenience, you can drop it off at any one of DPD’s 2,250 drop-off points. DPD will collect it from there and deliver it within the UK the next day.
If you are a first time customer it can be also free using code P2GFREEH
More info:
The DPD Pickup service allows you to drop your parcel off at any of the 2,500 DPD locations around the UK. Delivery will be made within 1-2 days after dropping your parcel at your convenient location, however this is not guaranteed.
Your parcel will be delivered to the recipients home/business address.
You can protect your parcel up to the value of £2,500.00
Maximum Parcel Weight - 20 kg
Maximum Parcel Length - 0.5 m
Maximum Parcel Width - 0.5 m
Maximum Parcel Height - 0.5 m
Maximum Parcel Length+Girth - 2 m
Original description:
Exclusive £4.99 + vat next day delivery price for Parcel2Go customers. The cheapest in the UK.
If you’ve got a parcel weighing up to 20kg you can get it delivered the next day from just £4.99 + vat with DPD’s Pickup service. We have managed to negotiate an exclusive price for Parcel2Go customers and this is now the cheapest in the UK for parcels weighing between 2kg and 20kg.
For convenience, you can drop it off at any one of DPD’s 2,250 drop-off points. DPD will collect it from there and deliver it within the UK the next day.
Yes I believe this is a tracked service.
You can even track the vans exact location on their website whilst the driver is making his way to your address and doing the deliveries before yours.
They will also keep you well informed of your delivery by text and email and make the likes of Yodel & Royal mail look
like a joke company.
PS. I don't work for or have any connections to any of the above companies.
Previously they were quite expensive but this is a very good deal, provided you have one of their drop-off points nearby, heat given.
Usually they do short promos mate.
DPD never arrived to collect it
Phoned up from hols, assured it'd be fixed.
Never collected.
Phoned again.
Never collected.
Ended up going back to the pick up shop and taking the parcel back and rebook using UPS instead.
I'm sure it works for some/most, but their support was clueless and completely useless when it went wrong.
Does the tracking say the seller has received it ?
not in my experience they ain't.
The biggest joke of a courier company is Royal Mail.
I sent a DVD player through them and it was packaged in the original box and had all the polystyrene inner protection around the player
When it arrived the buyer said it was squashed and had tyre marks on the outer box and sent me photos.
Royal mail told me it was not adequately packaged and refused to compensate me.
After I argued with them that it originally came safely all the way from China in the same box they hung up on me, Bast**ds!!
How did they do that, they're a booking agent for the couriers, they never see your parcel
They are the customer of the courier. They instructed the courier to redirect the package to their premises in Bolton. They said I had used in invalid discount code (a code which they emailed to me in the first place) and informed me I had to pay them full price for the delivery and until then the item would remain in their possession.
As the item was documents I was able to re-print and re-send using a different courier. To this day, the original package remains in P2G's possession. This was well over a year ago.
Cheers - I suspected this may be the case.
In my experience ALL courier companies have problems, but some are worse than others. In my experience Yodel are the worst - I've had many bad experiences with them but the one that takes the biscuit was last November when they had apparently tried to deliver an Amazon item 7, yes SEVEN, times. They said they left a card each time (they didn't - not once) and eventually, after 4 WEEKS, it was delivered - but not to me, rather to somebody in SCOTLAND some 500 miles away!
I've asked Amazon many times NOT to use Yodel, but they still do and I still have problems with virtually EVERY one!
Anyway, LOL about them cutting you off - what you said about the item reaching you all the way from China with no problem would be the sort of thing I'd say. It amazes me when they think it's quite ok to cut you off like that! You can't win against these people - get one up on them and they always cut you off!
I feel your pain...........................
DPD used to be absolutely shocking but it does seem like that have got their act together these days.
Seems a decent price involving the Highlands to me.
As long as your kayak weighs less than 20KG and is no longer than 0.5m you should be alright.
It depends on the value of your item as Royal Mail is only 2.80 for second class up to 2 kg,Hermes is 3.78 over a kilo and they have lowered their free compensation too.
Yeah but Royal Mail is £2.80 with no tracking or insurance. At least you get £25 insurance with hermes and can track the item. God knows what the process is with Royal Mail for lost parcels
Your assuming the delivery driver will be a man?
That's why I said it depends on the value,I don't usually bother with Hermes if it's under a tenner,horses for courses and all that.:D
However, I feel sorry for the drivers who are self employed & have to pay out of their own pocket to run the vans, etc.
Normally I respond to the text messages (i work on the same trading estate as my local depot - so never in to accept delivery) to change to a collection from the depot next day.
One time I had 2 deliveries & thought it was a duplication, so responded my usual I will collect tomorrow from Depot for one parcel, but not the other. The driver still had to make an attempt (& photograph my front door as proof) delivery - costing him time & money. Bit silly.
Also their system for delivery within a window - They are not allowed to hand over a package until they are in that window slot. If they are 1minute early, then they have to wait!
Does not matter how efficient a computer organises & plans the day - it still has its flaws.
I couldn't believe it when one driver had to stand at my gate waiting for it to count down so he could deliver it X)