When you need a parcel delivery you generally have two options. Either using a standard mail service (like the Royal Mail) or using a specific courier. Which is best? What is the most suitable? These are the types of questions many people ask in these situations. In this article we’ll consider why you may find […]
Category: Courier Advise
Are there risks in signing for a neighbours parcel?
We have all done it or been on the receiving end of it. We are either out and our neighbours are kind enough to take parcels in for us, or your neighbour is out and you feel that it is the neighbourly thing to do to help someone out. Have you ever stopped to think […]
Do you know your right of return?
We are not talking about the travel kind (the right to return to your country) but we are discussing the right of return associated with parcels. When you order goods, in certain circumstances, you can return them to the business. Couriers often play a role in delivering goods initially aswell as facilitating returns, so it […]
The main things to ask BEFORE enlisting a courier
Imagine buying a new car or house. Would you just buy it without taking it for a test drive or viewing? Chances are you wouldn’t, so why should it be any different in business or for contracts of service? Here at Rock Solid Deliveries we are experts in the courier industry, and as experts we […]
Could your parcels be uninsured without you knowing?
Avid and regular readers of our blog would have seen our most recent posting which looks at how the courier industry will cope with Christmas 2020. As part of this, there has been a big increase in recruitment for courier drivers. That, along with the situation currently, has produced the circumstances where many people are […]
The most unsecure part of a parcel delivery
A courier providing a parcel delivery service is a chain of process – especially for a company like us who specialise in same day delivery. Each part is a ‘cog in the wheel’ starting from the sender handing over the item, to the receiver being in safe custody of it. The problem is that more […]