I'm sending a courier out to someone to collect something I have bought. I'm not sure of the weight of it but it shouldn't be very heavy due to what it is, and I do t think the seller knows the exact weight. If I put in an estimate for the couriers say 2kg if when they collect it it weighs more than 2kg what will they do? Will they not take it?
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When I sell prams and courier them, I normally look on the website for the item and it usually shows boxed weight
starangel27
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just give an approx weight but try and go heigher rather than lower they usually ask to see if they can lift it so over or under 30 kgs
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little_cookie
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As couriers work on a similar system to the PO (i.e. prices are by weight) then yes I imagine they would refuse to take it and I imagine you will lose your money. The courier I use has three weight limit boundaries 0-3kg, 4-10kg and then 10-30kg. Obviously the heavier it is the more expensive it is going to be.
If you know its going to fit into a certain bracket (it will list on the courier website)- then don't worry about it- but if your not sure always go higher if you really cant find out the weight. Maybe ask the seller to weigh it if she could- lots of people have scales at home!
If you know its going to fit into a certain bracket (it will list on the courier website)- then don't worry about it- but if your not sure always go higher if you really cant find out the weight. Maybe ask the seller to weigh it if she could- lots of people have scales at home!
