I do like Cilla's songs!
I don't think he gives a figOriginally Posted by Garvin
No, both relate to retail customers and Roger's link has the shiny new Parcelforce web colours, suggesting it's the current one.
But the advice given on here over and over again ( mostly by Angrybear) is print out RMDG1A 2013 and take it with you. They may have out of date info if they are old biddies.
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You are correct, having reread it, both of the links are as you say, retail, and the robG link does have the latest logos.No, both relate to retail customers and Roger's link has the shiny new Parcelforce web colours, suggesting it's the current one.
I concede both of these points and accept that my interpretation is incorrect and yours is the information that should be referred to.
I do like Cilla's songs!
If you are saying you are wrong, then why not delete your erroneous link to avoid further confusion and while you are at it, delete your keyboard warrior rant?
http://www.airgunbbs.com/showthread....rsonal-Insults
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Whilst you are quite correct Rob Royal Mails max size and weight will rule out all air rifles. http://www.royalmail.com/personal/he...t-restrictions
Parcels
• Minimum size: 140 x 90mm
• Length + width + height: less than 900mm. Longest side no greater than 600mm
• How long is 600mm? Roughly as long as two sheets of (A4) paper laid end to end.
• Maximum weight 2kg
This thread is supposed to be about International, Royal Mail refer larger heavier items to Parcel Force, heres the current available services http://www.parcelforce.com/internati...arcel-delivery Looks fine so far.
Click on prohibited list on right it takes you to http://www.parcelforce.com/help-and-...d-restrictions
Scroll down to Arms and ammunition and take note of "These items must be sent on Express48 service only" The service don't exist for international.
Same with UPS, DHL and DPD but UK honor if organised from a foreign land.
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