Parcel Deals & Offers

Recieved mine today, for £1 it’s a bargain but I wouldn’t continue paying the £12 monthly for them

Mine came today its not bad tbh better than I thought it would be

Says my email address has already been used!

Just ordered thanks (y)

£12.99 is now showing up on my bank statement, not £1.00. They won't be back until Tuesday, so hopefully can sort it out then.

Worst delivery service. And very terrible customer service. My parcel spent 3 working days at the shop I dropped it off at. And they won't expedite the delivery even after acknowledging their own confusion. You are better off using snail mail

UPS, one issue in 15 years. Had the same driver on my route in that time.. Wouldn't go elsewhere for pickups.

Voted cold as UPS has to be worst delivery service going. Had so many problems with them and thier customer service is dire to go with it.

UPS provide terrible service. (poo)

Just be aware that you don’t usually get a receipt when giving a drop-off parcel straight to a UPS driver. This means that it’s first scanned when it first reaches the depot. There is a (low) risk of things going missing without trace using this method. At least in the drop-off shop they give you a receipt to prove you’ve dropped it off.

It's red bags only

Wish I got some when I collected mine - customer service absolutely stunk!

What about home delivered items?? Any1 know

Order and return and keep the packet of chocolate ;)

I had some too but only in parcels I ordered on a certain date

Poor experience with myHermes. Used to send low value items in spare Dell branded boxes... quite a few were "lost". After wrapping the boxes up to hide the branding, zero parcels were "lost". Better and more reliable service with UPS and DPD.

great finds thanks :)

I was wondering the same. FOund a comment above that says currently you can't change to a higher amount when you Pay & Print Instore

With Pay&Print, does anyone know if the standard £20 cover can be increased to £50 ? Signature option available ?

Tried this way yesterday so heat from me had no idea this print service in shop even existed and the price is great tho as said im used to ebays shutl and using ups for over 5 kg items this is definately the cheapest way for 2-5 parcels ie royal mail are a joke at anything over 2kg jumps to about £12-13.

Even funnier is the £15 quote to deliver a parcel that Hermes charge £2.50 for...............

i did work for them and i won't use their service even if it's gonna be for free. Worst company ever!

Delivered Hours Late

Don't cry over spilt gravy.....

Drop it Hide it Lose it

Same old story, took mine a week to be collected. Hope yours is sorted now. Will never use again.

Does anyone know how to contact inpost directly? Parcel has been waiting to be collected from the locker for 4 days now.

Well decided to give it a go, parcel has been in the locker for over 5 days so far. Not impressed, I think I'll stick to Hermes Look at the visitors post on inpost UK Facebook page. Stay clear!!!

Inpost direct has a max height of 8cm, whereas Parcel2Go does not.

No, but if your parcel is small you can book direct at https://www.inpostdirect.co.uk and get £20 included compensation. Has to be under 8cm x 38cm x 64cm.

How do I cancel this? I signed up but I don't wanna do it anymore

Not worth your time or effort

They use bits of polystyrene these days been doing this for four years only ever been asked to post things before or after 'last collection' and as the post box here is 9am weekdays and 7am Saturday mostly ignore that Same with posting at a post office post box over a mile away they can stuff that You don't get cube the first couple of months then one or two a week just do it when I am going past mostly and at a sub post office not the main one to avoid waiting You can also book 'holidays' so make sure you do that in the second half of your six month even if you are not going away

2nd year for me. Got loads of stamps I end up giving away. Lots of vouchers. You just need to be organised, keeping a diary helps. Inputting information is simple. I will continue as long as they allow me to

I have been doing this for a while and they dont ask you to post at specific time, except before end of posting day for me. Mainly letters or DVD boxes that go into letter boxes so i just chuck them in to the post box as i walk past, which i do several times a day any way. on the rare occasion, i have to post a cube at the post office, but again just be the end of the day. Sometimes it says before mid day but if you dont do so, it doesnt really matter. i would encourage people to do this if they walk past a post box any way or go near a post office so it doesnt take too much effort. It is a survey to help royal mail work efficiently and we all have a vested interest in this as we all want our letters and parcels delivered on time, and by doing these sort of surveys, you will help royal mail identify where the problem routes are and make the delivery service more efficient for us all. i am pleased that royal mail even care about making their delivery more efficient, so as customers who will be the actual party that will benefit, we should make an effort to help improve delievery. It is not about the stamps, so dont let this distract you from the true purpose (y)

You forgot to add theres no compensation for this offer, if you want compensaion its still the normal price :(

ParcelHero have better offers if you need to send larger packages, its £3.30 odd to send up to 15kg using my Hermes, never had problems

It's only £2.79 for up to 2kg so I don't think it's that great. I use them a lot but not for parcels to Edinburgh as I have previously had problems send there with myhermes. Everywhere else has been fine

I never really understand the hate for Hermes. I’ve used them at work for 6 years now, have put well over 20,000 parcels through them and only had a handful lost or damaged - they’ve always paid out. I was hesitant at first given the amount of abuse on the Facebook page but you have to wonder how people are packing parcels. Most of the criticism seems to be people expecting delivery by a certain time - that’s not something Hermes provide. I know you get certain drivers that are bad but most parcels get delivered in 3 days. Then there’s the packing - you don’t simply wave some bubble wrap at your parcel. You have to wrap your item(s) 2 or 3 times, double box the parcel, and then use more packaging to cushion your item from moving around or being crushed in the post. Simply putting “fragile” on the front won’t cut it! I’ve sent crockery sets through Hermes, mugs, ceramics, glassware etc which you can’t claim for but, if you pack it correctly, arrives in one piece.

This seems like the price I've been paying for ages. How is it a deal? Seems like the usual price