Selling a TFT, unsure of postage options.

sherbie28

Hello,

I've got a 17" reconditioned Samsung monitor that's still boxed (Samsung took so long to replace it for my faulty one that I had to go out and buy a new one!). Anyway, I'd like to sell it on Ebay (or try to sell it!) but I've only ever sold small items and I'm not sure what to do about postage. Does anyone have any experience of selling large/heavier items? Thanks

scbk

Persoanlly I'd just send it royal mail standard parcels, make sure it's well packaged and maybe take out extra insurance

mojo_jojo

How heavy is it? Sending out electrical items is best done via something like Parcelforce. Under 10kg it will only cost £15 and that inc. £150 insurance.

Jakejakejake

Dont use DHL for a monitor, as their insurance doesn't cover them. Parcelforce do though.
http://www.mhdirectcouriers.co.uk/services/ will be back up and running in a few days im told, and they are much cheaper than going through parcelforce direct.

user051105

http://www.mhdirectcouriers.co.uk/services/

Are these reliable as a booking agent, will have a 26" LCD TV to sell on ebay.

Jakejakejake

user051105 wrote: »

Are these reliable as a booking agent, will have a 26" LCD TV to sell on ebay.

They have been for me! Have used them on several occasions now with no problems!

AlexisV

It cost about £12 to send a TFT monitor through the normal post for me. It managed to get all the way to Shetland no problem!