Companies in the UK (Mainland) who will no longer deliver to N.Ireland?

tyronealan

Just got email from Tredz bike shop for their January sale and thought I'd buy a new lock to find out they no longer deliver to N. Ireland. This is only one online shop anyone else had this experience? 

Mrs_Mac_1

I haven't been online shopping, but have heard of acquaintances who cannot get deliveries from Marks and Spencers, Dunelm and others, because of living in NI.  This was all well thought-out ...not

Money_Grabber13579

This is a fundamental problem which has been highlighted by the consumer council and I think I saw one report which asked anyone to get in touch with them in respect of specific instances where delivery was no longer available to NI, as they were compiling data on this.

it’s not referenced in the below link but might have been in the Belfast Telegraph report, which frustratingly, is behind a paywall.

https://www.consumercouncil.org.uk/consumers/latest/newsroom/northern-ireland-consumers-could-face-potential-difficulties-when

donnac2558

I know DPD the  couriers have stopped deliveries  to N.I. from the 23d Dec on a temporary  basis.   Amazon have said some items will no no be available  to us.  But that has always been the case ,eBay also had a number of business sellers who did not ship to N.I.

unforeseen

I imagine a lot of smaller business (and even the larger ones) who only sold to the EU because they didn't want to waste time on paperwork for the RoW will now stop dealing with the EU (including NI) for the same reason.
There is nothing anybody can do about that.

The law of unintended consequences

rowla

Habitat stopped delivering to NI addresses in December.

sonny55

Just having a browse on Debenhams, to be informed no delivery to NI 

unforeseen

sonny55 said:

Just having a browse on Debenhams, to be informed no delivery to NI 

As they are in administration and its a closing down sale then it's no surprise that they are not intending to set anything up to cater for the EU or NI 

qwert_yuiop

I tried to order a couple of plastic spouting brackets on line from England yesterday, which came to the total of £4.50. The next step was delivery, with a quote of £70, and no other option. Another website charged delivery of £3, although the price of goods was a wee bit higher.
Our weird status might be the problem, or maybe they mixed us up with North Island, New Zealand.

GBNI

The Body Shop have suspended deliveries for a while. Natural Instinct (dog food company) are no longer delivering.

tyronealan

Add John Lewis to that, knew we should have let them open in Sprucefield!!!