Document Exchange (aka Hays DX)

vector · 03-11-2005 12:38am #1

I see that most solicitors, auctioneers have a DX number...

What is the advantage over an post?
-Collection of outgoing post from your office?
-Faster?
-Never has industrial action?
-Status symbol?

I con't find any concrete info on the web, seems very hush, hush

Our man in Havana · 03-11-2005 1:30am

Indeed it is all hush hush.

vector · 03-11-2005 8:36am

I thought someone might like that phrase

landser · 03-11-2005 8:54am

vector wrote:

I see that most solicitors, auctioneers have a DX number...

What is the advantage over an post?
-Collection of outgoing post from your office?
-Faster?
-Never has industrial action?
-Status symbol?

I con't find any concrete info on the web, seems very hush, hush

1. it's collected and delivered to various pick up points around the country. e.g. the 4 courts is a pick up point and there's another in fenian street

2. guarenteed 24 hour delivery

3. it's a private company and therefore is as liable to industrial action as any other company

4.

yes it's hush hush... don't wan't the prols to find out about it.

Hays DX are not some elitist mail delivery system... look in the phone book.. they're there. due to the current legal set up, only an post can carry domestic mail. hays dx operates a quasi courier service permissable under law. they don't operate a postal service per se

Document Exchange (aka Hays DX)

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