What's Best Delivery Option High Value Vinyl Records?

samsmoot

unreal2014 wrote: »

Personally I would use cardboard to make sure they do not bend and bubble wrap under that, if you are concerned further after doing that I would add a little more than you normally would and use a courier, perhaps a 24 hour or 48 hour courier to keep delivery and movement times down to a minimum.

As always, no matter what you choose, you need to hope that whoever is moving your parcel(s) is not throwing them around like a football, so make sure for your own peace of mind to wrap them safely and securely so you have no worries once they leave your hands.

You could also opt into insuring your parcels whilst filling our courier forms, whilst it may cost slightly more, it will give you that extra peace of mind that you will be reimburse should anything go wrong between yourself and your buyer.

I hope this input is of some help and value to you.

Very helpful, thanks. I will make sure I wrap well. Any particular couriers to be recommended if I don't use RM? TNT seem good but expensive but I think they offer suitable insurance.

unreal2014

samsmoot wrote: »

Very helpful, thanks. I will make sure I wrap well. Any particular couriers to be recommended if I don't use RM? TNT seem good but expensive but I think they offer suitable insurance.

I've not once had an issue with MyHermes, of course you can always do some light reading on MSE's own cheap parcel delivery page

Unfortunately due to being a new member I am unable to post direct links but if you Google for money saving expert cheap parcel delivery you will find MSE's cheap parcel page to help you.