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myHermes

michaels · 2018-11-06 12:39:01

Q: If you are delivering and electric guitar and amp and get no answer to the doorbell do you: a) Leave a cad for later re delivery or try a neighbour b) Trespass down a neighbour's drive, through their gate (having reached over the top to unbolt it) and then throw the package over a 6 foot fence where you have no idea…

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JimmyTheWig Posts: 12,199 Forumite

16 November 2018 at 3:28PM

mattyprice4004 wrote: »

Also, you have no contract with MyHermes so they are correct in referring you to the shipper.

Dewpoint wrote: »

Not so - a contract between the client and myHermes is quite specific in the T&C's. They can't simply disclaim responsibility.

I think the "you" that mattyprice was referring to was the OP rather than you, Dewpoint. I.e. the person who ordered the goods has no contract with the courier company.

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