god's toy wrote: » I just spotted that you can have parcels dropped to your chosen/preferred place now as well as a Motel. When did this come in? I don't remember getting an email about it... Was using Parcel Wizard cos they offered this. Other question is at what point can you redirect the parcel in question? Before it gets to the hub or after? Does it ask on a case by case delivery? I have be a big carton on the way so I just want to redirect it this one time only.
sugarman wrote: » Thanks, I saw that, but its complicated since I used PM to avail of free UK shipping and free returns.
sugarman wrote: » Has anyone used the return service? Havent used PM since PW started their service but looking to avail of the return service they offer. I've bought an item off ebay and need to return it, the seller has given me a prepaid RoyalMail label to print out and return to any RoyalMail post office. Problem being im in the Republic. I see on their site when Im logged in, theres a "Return To a Retailer or use a prepaid label" option on the returns and on the dropdown menu they have RoyalMail listed. Might sound stupid, but is that it? Will return it via this?
seraphimvc wrote: » I have a parcel arrived the depot on 9 Apr and I am still waiting for them to arrive my local locker...anyone experience the slow service lately?
OmegaGene wrote: » Parcel motel gets a thumbs down from me purely for the delays I encountered over the Christmas of 2016 when all the lockers were full for 3 weeks and I had a back log of deliveries
OmegaGene wrote: » The return system is absolute crap two items I sent back went missing for weeks
IrelandWest Hillwalking wrote: » My advice would be to use An Post 'Address Pal' or DPD 'Parcel Wizard'. Both have details online. I have used both, a lot... excellent results every time.
IrelandWest Hillwalking wrote: » Just to update this... PM say they may have delivered to the wrong town, Thurles, instead of Nenagh. It is now over a month since this 'delivery' started. It is over a week (9 days) since they said they may have mis-delivered the package. It is a week since they last contacted me, despite my sending two emails asking for an update. Anyone thinking of using PM? Please do not. Run away as fast as you can. Pay more for a company that will actually deliver your package. Pay more for a company that will answer your queries if something does go wrong.
whiterebel wrote: » Unfortunately with the race to the bottom in the industry, chances are they will all be exactly the same. If you have a look through the competitor threads on here, you’ll find stories almost identical to your own.
Ladyinthedark wrote: » How does parcel motel work please,if I wanted to order something from England and they won't deliver to Ireland ,how do I get that item here .also what do I need to sign up.
coylemj wrote: » Were you returning a product via PM? They have a poor reputation for that service but for inbound packages which I've ordered from the UK, I've never had a problem with them.https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057858861
IrelandWest Hillwalking wrote: » It doesnt. I've sent a parcel over 4 weeks ago. They have no idea where it is. :mad: Use someone else....
IrelandWest Hillwalking wrote: » My parcel delivery has seemingly dissapeared in to Parcel Motels 'black hole', wherever that is. 19 days ago it was sent from Galway to Nenagh. They never provided me with any notification at time of sending. Tracking was strange, saying it was in Galway, Limerick, Dublin, and eventually Nenagh. But my customer never got any notification of it being ready for pickup. Customer service say its there, in Nenagh. My customer has been there repeatedly... it is not there. The store says nothing has come in. He has never yet received any notifications. Customer sevice say he has... but they also told me I had (and I have not!). Customer service is now ignoring my emails. Does anyone at this company know what the blazes is going on? Or, more to the point, care?Mod merge.
Kat1170 wrote: » Received the 'your parcel is ready for collection' and a 'you have 24 hours to collect your parcel' texts/emails within minutes of each other. Have tried to contact PM by FB, Twitter and email, no response. Hope this is not a change of policy, 24 hrs to collect parcel instead of 48. :mad::mad:
whiterebel wrote: » When you said “my customer” a couple of times, I’d have thought a business to, to be honest.