Worst courier firm

[bobk]

Without doubt here it's fedex , absolutely useless

Just had some knob back in the drive , then drive off , fukwits

 

[Yale]

Yodel as was.

 

[Exfarmer]

I vote Fedex every time , sent a parcel with insurance to an Ebay buyer came to about £45 he paid. So I had to refund him when delivered as it had obviously been. Dropped from, a great hieght.
Never got a penny out of Fedex robbing barstewards

 

[Netherfield]

FedEx, DHL, DPD take your pick all have made major cock ups and left parcels at an address other than here.

EVRI/Hermes no problem because it's always the same driver, Parcel Force are brilliant because Sean is a fully fledged Yorkshireman.

 

[Bramble]

Hermes, can’t even get our deliveries in the right county. DPD have been trying to deliver to us for the last week every day but have failed dismally every day

 

[bobk]

DPD are brilliant here , ring if the gates are closed

 

[Chae1]

Without doubt here it's fedex , absolutely useless

Just had some knob back in the drive , then drive off , fukwits

OMG! How dare he!

 

[bobk]

OMG! How dare he!

Maybe he couldn't open the door , or couldn't be arsed

 

[Courier]

Hermes has re-branded as “Evri”.

 

[Courier]

I vote Fedex every time , sent a parcel with insurance to an Ebay buyer came to about £45 he paid. So I had to refund him when delivered as it had obviously been. Dropped from, a great hieght.
Never got a penny out of Fedex robbing barstewards

Excess on a claim will start somewhere north of £50.

 

[bobk]

Paecelforce are useless too , Royal Mail are very good

 

[PSQ]

DHL, because the old bugger can’t be arsed to drive to the end of his route with ‘next day’/ express packages, so only delivers 2 or 3 days a week, lots of Thursday/ Friday parts deliveries landing on a Monday

DPD, Parcelforce and the local bloke that subs for Hermes are all really good. Can’t remember the last time FedEx dropped a parcel.

 

[Estate fencing.]

Off topic a bit but why can’t Royal Mail do it cheaper than everyone else. They literally come past everyone’s door everyday, they know where everywhere is as well and be a hell of a lot less vans about.

 

[bobk]

Off topic a bit but why can’t Royal Mail do it cheaper than everyone else. They literally come past everyone’s door everyday, they know where everywhere is as well and be a hell of a lot less vans about.

Noticed they are doing more , maybe not bigger parcels

 

[Nithsdale]

Hermes. They don't even bother trying to come to the farm, they just say road is inaccessible.

It's that bad, the sister in law ordered something from Next and it took 6 weeks. Next kicked up a whure of a stink on her behalf and the head of Hermes for this area to delivered the parcel themselves

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Hermes has re-branded as “Evri”.

And ‘evri ‘ bit as sh!t

 

[Kidds]

I think a great deal of it all, good and bad, depends almost entirely on the individual at each end of the parcels journey.

 

[bobk]

I think a great deal of it all, good and bad, depends almost entirely on the individual at each end of the parcels journey.

No , it's the bit in the middle

 

[farmerm]

Off topic a bit but why can’t Royal Mail do it cheaper than everyone else. They literally come past everyone’s door everyday, they know where everywhere is as well and be a hell of a lot less vans about.

because PO have to employee staff rather than have folk working zero hour contracts?

 

[Nithsdale]

I think a great deal of it all, good and bad, depends almost entirely on the individual at each end of the parcels journey.

Hermes drivers are all self employed. They get paid per parcel delivered... but Hermes pay so badly it isn't worth the drivers doing out of town or difficult deliveries.

Hence the countless stories around the country of Hermes drivers dumping parcels or just chucking them into gardens etc