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Posted by Dragon on 02/26/06 23:22
"P Pron" <paulatspambegone.pron@tiscali.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Joe McC wrote:
> || "Dragon" <davewhitnospam@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
> || news:0G%Lf.59913$DM.55933@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> |||| "Joe McC" <joe@dum-de-dum.com> wrote in message
> |||| news:dtpcop$7cr$1@news.freedom2surf.net...
> ||||| Is it just me or have their delivery times slowed right down?
> ||
> ||| Had this discussion months ago and i stand by my first post i have
> ||| had no problems, a week is about right and whom says its dvdP,
> ||
> || Well me actually - I never order above the tax threshold, so Revenue
> || & Customs isn't a factor. My last 3 orders all took at least 2
> || weeks, closer to 3. This most recent one is 4 weeks and
> || counting.....
> ||
> ||| as far as i know postal services are all the same except if you pay
> ||| a little more it come quicker. but again don't quote me on that
> ||
> || The actual postal services aren't the problem. Some suppliers
> || make an additional profit on shipping fees by using a slower
> || 3rd party bulk shipping service while still charging
> || you, (the customer), full whack.
> ||
> || Joe
>
> I doubt that the fact that the declared value is under the threshhold
> would mean that packets don't go through HMRC...
>
> I remain content with the service and delivery time from DVDPacific -
> around a week, sometimes less, and I've never used anything more than the
> standard (alleged) surface mail - which _must_ actually be sent by air,
> unless they're using a hydrofoils to get it here!
>
> paul
>
>
i agree paul never had any probs with dvdp and evn when i had a faulty disc
only only tooks a couple of weeks to get sorted and delivered
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