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best way to get a piece of ebay furniture delivered

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treacletart · 09/08/2005 19:23

I want to buy something on ebay thats local pick up only from Grantham and somehow get it to Brighton. Anyone got experience of a good courier that could handle a small but heavyish piece of furniture?? and anyone know what it's likely to cost?

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chicaguapa · 10/08/2005 15:32

I've just used someone from ebay to collect a sofa and deliver it to my cousin. They charged £40 from East Lancs to south Manchester. You have to be quite flexible re dates etc. I can recomend them as all was ok. In fact if you just search under "delivery" on ebay you should get quite a few come up. They all have good feedback. I just chose this one as he was the cheapest.

treacletart · 10/08/2005 17:15

cheers chica!

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jessicaandbumpsmummy · 10/08/2005 17:16

Try PostVan.com - Absolutely fantastic - just got a double buggy boxed and couriered for £12.86

If you order before midnight, they collect the next day.

feelingold · 10/08/2005 18:02

treacletart - don't know if I can be of any help but I live in Grantham so if I can be of any use to you let me know.

treacletart · 10/08/2005 18:09

Oh thats so sweet of you! - don't fancy a trip to Brighton do you feelingold??

Cheapest I've found so far is a Grantham firm who can probably do it for abour £35 so should be OK - but Ive had a few quotes around £90 and one for £200! obviously pays to shop around..

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feelingold · 10/08/2005 18:59

Wish I could, I could do with a few days away. £35 sounds very cheap, whats the name of the firm?

treacletart · 10/08/2005 19:30

I think it was Lincolnshire County Couriers. Just had a thought Feelingold, Im off on holiday tomorrow and its likely my seller may want shot of the rocking horse before I get back - would you perhaps be able to look after it for a few weeks for me? I dont think its very big.

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feelingold · 10/08/2005 19:45

No problem if it would be ok in the garage or if it is not too big it might even fit in the loft (cos we have a loft conversion one side we have a small door to enter the other side) and my hubby has a van and I have a people carrier so would have no probs fitting it in.
I only wouldn't want it in the house cos I am a childminder and the little loves would want to go on it.
I have had my holidays so will be here now so let me know if I can help.

feelingold · 10/08/2005 19:50

I will CAT you with my details just in case you need me.

treacletart · 10/08/2005 20:14

oooh you're a star! I love mumsnet!

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