Getting stuff delivered.... where??

DeVore · 07-10-2006 01:43AM #1

I no longer work for a company per se so I dont have somewhere to get stuff delivered from Amazon. So, I'm looking for suggestions as to where I could get stuff delivered to... is there somewhere I can hire or someone have a place that will take drib drabs (and on one week a torrent!) of parcels??

DeV.

Mitch Connor · 11-10-2006 03:15PM

Could you just set up a PO BOx and collect direct from the post office?

Nevyn · 11-10-2006 03:37PM

Poxt office box would not be big enough and the opening hours won't be the best.

WizZard · 11-10-2006 04:33PM

Are you looking for a commercial type place or a volunteer?
How much space are we talking about?

Nevyn · 19-10-2006 10:51PM

I am at home most of the time and would have room unless we are talking a container load of stuff.
pm me if I can help.

DeVore · 23-10-2006 10:20PM

I am hoping to locate somewhere in the next 2 weeks but we'll have to see. Thead, last year it was about a room full of stuff but mostly it was bought on the one day or so. Most people took the money-donation option last year, which actually works pretty well for the charity in the end

I'll be in touch if I need your address, thanks!

DeV.

junkyard · 28-10-2006 11:38AM

I'm not sure if this is Mods only but I have an industrial unit in Co. Cork if you need storage for a while with 24 hour security too which your more than welcome to.

Nevyn · 04-11-2006 10:30PM

DeVore wrote:

Thead, last year it was about a room full of stuff but mostly it was bought on the one day or so.

Thats ok I do have room esp it is for a short term storage, you now how big our house is.

DeVore wrote:

I'll be in touch if I need your address, thanks!

DeV.

Np your welcome, happy to help out.

DeVore · 13-11-2006 10:39PM

It would need to be in Dublin so Thead, your on. I'll be in touch shortly!

DeV.

DeVore · 13-11-2006 11:32PM

My address is one of those addresses that the mail regularly do not find (I live in a flat and the addressing is bonkers) and in addition everyone here works nights and wouldnt be up to accept the bags of stuff that arrive towards the middle of December. I'm worried that people's donations wouldnt find me and that would be a shame.

DeV.
ps: this is most definitely not a "Mod thing" as mentioned above

Stephen · 15-11-2006 10:49AM

I thought Amazon no longer shipped anything besides books/dvds to Ireland?

DeVore · 29-11-2006 01:07AM

Er.... is that true?

DeV.

monkeyfudge · 29-11-2006 01:12AM

I have a place in my offices in North east Dublin.

My store room is surprisingly empty at the moment and I could accommodate some stuff for a short period of time.

Ruu_Old · 29-11-2006 03:01AM

DeVore wrote:

Er.... is that true?

DeV.

Aye DeV, you might want to check out here before getting anything ordered. There are restrictions on certain electronics and other items.

Agent Smith · 30-11-2006 01:54AM

DeVore wrote:

I am hoping to locate somewhere in the next 2 weeks but we'll have to see. Thead, last year it was about a room full of stuff but mostly it was bought on the one day or so. Most people took the money-donation option last year, which actually works pretty well for the charity in the end

I'll be in touch if I need your address, thanks!

DeV.

you still in the same place as last year? My god the SSF stuff was EVERYWHERE!.

DeVore · 30-11-2006 08:39PM

I've moved this year, I'm in Arbour Hill (the street, not the prison).

I'm thinking of doing the hits on the Friday or Thursday before xmas. Its awkward this year because of the timing of the holidays.

DeV.

Sparky · 30-11-2006 10:40PM

Notes down.

Cheers

monkeyfudge · 30-11-2006 10:42PM

My offer stands anyway. We don't close at all over Xmas and there is good 24 access to the building.

DeVore · 30-11-2006 10:59PM

Monkey Fudge, thanks for that. I'd already accepted Theads offer so I dont want to go back on that. Its not really important except having someone there to accept the packages. Delivery is more problematic!

DeV.

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