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    Default Courier for a fridge

    Bit strange I know but I've just sold a coca cola fridge on eBay, one with wheels on the bottom and the shape of a can and 4ft tall.

    Looked on interparcel and in the restrictions it says no fridges. Does anybody know how I can deliver it? I want it to get there safe.

    Cheers

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    It will be because of the compressed refrigerant I expect? You may have to look into an ADR courier (hazardous goods) which will be fairly pricy. Try ringing paisley freight though, they offer courier services for various odd shaped items on ebay, maybe they'll be willing/certified to take it?

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    i'd send it anyway and just say it's retro merchandise/promo

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    I'll have a look at PF mk. It's more of a chiller than a fridge. I've sent bumpers loads of times and never been questioned so could risk it

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    get it listed on shiply.com mate
    ^^^ did you just read that? what a idiot ^^^


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    Cheers tj, I'll do that when I get the full details

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    no worries mate, its a good site for hard to post items
    ^^^ did you just read that? what a idiot ^^^


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    Never heard of it before but I'll give it a try.

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    It's like an auction for the courier work, you post up what it is and companies bid for it, I tried it once I think and it turned out cheaper to just use a site quote, but the idea of it is pretty cool.

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    transporting a fridge is pretty cool

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