Parcel2go.com

Im using parcel2go for the first time to return some goods I bought.

The first collection failed.
The second collection failed.

I suggest you steer well clear of these people, unless you don't mind staying home all week!!

A good service if sending occasional non-expensive items, but don't use for expensive items as if they get broken you won't be able to claim the money back. I was unconvenced of this until I actually got 'stung' by P2P. I dispatched two working monitors separately to a customer with the £50 comphensation on each. The monitors were badly damaged on delivery and even though I had all the evidence and photographs (taken by the customer) as proof, Parcel2go used every clause to wriggle out of paying up - I'm sorry but I only wanted £50 back to cover my delivery charges but they weren't even courteous to refund half the money - truely poor customer service, I will be going else where in future.

I have had excellent service with Parcel2go - three so far, all collected on the day booked and delivered with no problems.

I've used Parcel2go on several occasions for sending heavy parcels which would otherwise work out much more expensive through the Post Office. Initially I was unsure about using Parcels2go as I'd read some bad reviews but the competitive prices tempted me to try them. I do quite a bit of ebay selling and it's a lot more convenient to have things collected directly from home in a batch, rather than having to make a special trip to queue up and post them. I mainly use the UK Economy collection service which currently costs £6.99 + plus VAT. Ebay users can get a 5% discount if the Parcel2go logo is added to their item listing (details of how to do this are on the ...  Read the complete review

Parcel2go... eventually.com are a cheap alternative to sending parcels via the Post Office. They offer a home page full of amazing promotions which link you into pages full of rules and regulations and hidden extras. We'll give you a fiver when you open an account screams the homepage. Thats a fiver when you pay a lump sum of at least £100 into a prepay account. Should you fail to use all £100 in one calendar year then you forfeitthe entire balance. Thans but no thanks. Next they offer a super competative £3.99 service if you have more than three parcels to send within the UK. Fab. Just what I needed, clickety click and a £5 surcharge for ...  Read the complete review