Wang King wrote: » Fastways prepaid business tickets mean that this can't be done. Actually had this discussion with their driver before, even offered to send my tickets to the collection point and he said no, that the tickets are for the business that buys them only (possibly because its a franchise) the parcel post section may be the ones responsible for what you are suggesting
Sanchez83 wrote: » Ok then I must be going mad and the 10/15 collections I get every week aren't really coming back to me! Of course your right,what was I thinking! I have a prepaid collection booklet. Manifest with the collection stickers attached to it.Give manifest with stickers to the driver when he's taking the deliveries or dropping back the collections. It's always been the way,long before I arrived and will be long after. So in short you are wrong,it can be done! The only unknown is whether it's an option for private customers.
Sanchez83 wrote: » To be fair I wouldn't have offered Fastway as a solution to the ladies problem if I didn't know they offered the service for certain. Argument was not started by me. Last time I'll try and be helpful on this thread. Over and out!
Wang King wrote: » Probably Parcel connect, Any shop has prepaid labels, they can only be attached to goods going out, there is no allowance for pickups in other locations as you cannot attach your tag to the goods
Wang King wrote: » Yeah, that's why they can't do a collection. Its completely sender based
Flood wrote: » Wrong on all three statements there, you haven't a clue.
Sanchez83 wrote: » Last time I'll try and be helpful on this thread. Over and out!
counterlock wrote: » I remember fttc took about 5 years to get to Kerry, the install jobs going to the house is going to be huge
kn wrote: » I think the ESB/Vodafone 100mb offer is coming to town soon and as its coming over the ESB line your not going to need a landline to avail of it.
Quackster wrote: » Yeah, we should see both Eircom and ESB/Vodafone rolling out 1Gb fibre here before the end of the year. The ESB/Vodafone plan is to run the fibre along ESB poles and ducting but there'll still be a fair amount of work involved. Both have indicated that they won't run fibre along any individual street until a certain minimum proportion of premises have signed up so there's no guarantee anyone will be able to avail of it unless you have equally enthusiastic neighbours!
kn wrote: » http://www.radiokerry.ie/news/woman-robbed-after-being-followed-from-atm-in-tralee-town-centre/ This one is interesting. The only shops with elevators that I can think of off hand are Penney's (most likely considering its location) and Guiney's.
kn wrote: » We might be waiting then because how many people are going to sign up to a maybe we'll install it, or maybe not? I read in an Irish Indo article suggesting that the price for SIRO could be anywhere between €40-90/month. They are not going to get many residential customers at that price. Anyone willing to pay that kind of would get their internet as part of a tv/phone package.
Chancer3001 wrote: » Anybody tell me what game is on in the stadium today? Decent crowd heading in there now
xxyyzz wrote: » Does anybody know if BioAtlantis have moved out of the technology park and into the old Amann building?
Encrypted Pigeon wrote: » Hey, does anyone know if the multi story car park near the small tescos be busy in the mornings? need to find a place to park all day around there. Thanks.
kn wrote: » Brandon car park would be much cheaper.
