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Nintendo Wii, New Stock, Toys R Us !!! (merged)

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  • Totally agree. Good rant.. :xmassmile:
  • bacard1 wrote:
    It should be £18.50 to send by special delivery. I think they are around 8kg

    £18.50 is the most we charge to send things special delivery anyway!!

    :)
    :idea: £2051.50 since Oct 25 2006 ;) Make mine a Golden £143.46 :D

    I love Leadhead :D:D
  • FloFlo
    FloFlo Posts: 32,720 Forumite
    £18.50 is the most we charge to send things special delivery anyway!!

    :)

    What is the heaviest you can send special delivery.
  • If it helps, Staples (the shop ) do a next day delivery service for £8, as long as you can lift it and put it on the counter that is what they charge (just confirm that the delivery has not been picked up for the day already as if it has it will take 2 days). HTH
    Real men never follow instructions; after all they are just the manufacturer's opinion on how to put something together. :p
  • W1zz
    W1zz Posts: 621 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    If it helps, Staples (the shop ) do a next day delivery service for £8, as long as you can lift it and put it on the counter that is what they charge (just confirm that the delivery has not been picked up for the day already as if it has it will take 2 days). HTH

    Do Staples still do this (via DHL). I know they used to, but didn't they change the way they charged to size/dimensions rather than weight. Seem to remember it's no where near as cheap as it used to be.
  • Malky
    Malky Posts: 694 Forumite
    FloFlo wrote:
    What is the heaviest you can send special delivery.
    I think it's 10kg
  • W1zz wrote:
    Do Staples still do this (via DHL). I know they used to, but didn't they change the way they charged to size/dimensions rather than weight. Seem to remember it's no where near as cheap as it used to be.

    Yes. Its all changed now im afraid. The prices seem extortionate now..I remember seeing it was roughly £6 for an envelope! The maximum size boxes are also pretty small dimension wise.
    Malky wrote:
    I think it's 10kg

    Correct. 10Kg on their special delivery service. The maximum dimensions of a rectangular item are 610mm x 460mm x 460mm
  • FloFlo
    FloFlo Posts: 32,720 Forumite
    Postcard wrote:
    Yes. Its all changed now im afraid. The prices seem extortionate now..I remember seeing it was roughly £6 for an envelope! The maximum size boxes are also pretty small dimension wise.



    Correct. 10Kg on their special delivery service. The maximum dimensions of a rectangular item are 610mm x 460mm x 460mm

    Hi. Thanks.;)
  • Check on ebay community board, they offer loads of advice about postage. I found it really helpful.
  • Has anyone got there WII from Toys R Us (online) yet?

    Ordered on the 15th, still says Processing in warehouse...getting worried that I wont get it now!!!!
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