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hi lads have any of you had to post a fishing rod off av just sold mine on ebay just wondering if any1 knows a good cheap delivery service not bothered how long it takes to get there as long as it does many thanks davey
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Search rod postage on this forum and you'll find a few good couriers mate.I am a fisherman !
It is not merely something that I do
It is who I am !
Fishing is not simply my escape.
It is where I am supposed to be.
It is not a place that I go
But a lifelong journey that I am taking
It is a passage that was shown to me and that I will continue to show others.
When you understand all of this you will then know me .
And we will fish together -
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Hi mate what rod is it and is it in the uk?i only ask as dependent on size and destination to who will best serve youComment
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Royal mailCod can only juge me if am a haddock https://www.facebook.com/groups/141034916010629/Comment
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To long for royal mail go on parcel monkey on google put in dimensions and they will give you different options and pricesGoal for 2012 a 30lber
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Parcel monkey is also a no no as fishing rods are a prohibited item they will take them but your not covered in the event of breakage.not good if your sending a £400 zippy and it gets brokenOriginally posted by rod-the-cod View PostComment
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I've not had to post a rod before, but one name that I've seen crop up a lot being well recommended is Interparcel. I've used many couriers over the years though with my work, sending sometimes large & fragile items, and all I can say is, pack the rod as though you expect it to be tossed around by hyper-active gorillas on steroids otherwise it may arrive in more pieces than it was sent
Gary
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I use Interparcel for rods quite regular but even they have some restrictions as they won't take certain rod lengths to the Highlands and Islands.that is why I asked what rod and its destination.Originally posted by g-force View PostI've not had to post a rod before, but one name that I've seen crop up a lot being well recommended is Interparcel. I've used many couriers over the years though with my work, sending sometimes large & fragile items, and all I can say is, pack the rod as though you expect it to be tossed around by hyper-active gorillas on steroids otherwise it may arrive in more pieces than it was sent
GaryComment
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i have used interparcel a few times for rods, last one i sent was a WR300, think it cost £13 to send to yorkshire from gatesheadComment
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