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Advice on courier

Michelangelo · 2004-03-08 13:25:05

I have decided I am going to buy a phone for a good price off some random punter in the buy and sell. Problem is, he is in Cork and I am in Dublin. He can not come up to Dublin and I can not go down to Cork. So is there any way a courier can deliver it up to Dublin? If so, how much? PS: If this is in the wrong forum,…

08-03-2004 1:25pm

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Michelangelo

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I have decided I am going to buy a phone for a good price off some random punter in the buy and sell. Problem is, he is in Cork and I am in Dublin. He can not come up to Dublin and I can not go down to Cork. So is there any way a courier can deliver it up to Dublin? If so, how much?

PS: If this is in the wrong forum, please move it to the relevant one.

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#2 08-03-2004 2:36pm

aodh_rua

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Not sure how they measure up to DHL etc, but SDS from An Post are probably the easiest to find. AFAIK you can send via your normal post office.

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#3 08-03-2004 3:09pm

Johnny Versace

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Yeah, a courier is going to be expensive. I'd just use SDS as the previous poster suggested.

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