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How do I send a parcel

If i’m returning a parcel that ways a literal 18 grams which delivery service is it best to do it with?
id rather drop it at a postbox or store than then come pick it up and i’m not sure if some services have a minimum weight for their parcels
Reply 1
Original post by Anonymous
If i’m returning a parcel that ways a literal 18 grams which delivery service is it best to do it with?
id rather drop it at a postbox or store than then come pick it up and i’m not sure if some services have a minimum weight for their parcels


If it's the sort of thing that would fit in a padded envelope without the risk of getting damaged, you could probably send it as a "large letter" rather than as a parcel. You can find the postage rates at https://send.royalmail.com/

If you need "proof of posting" then you'll need to drop the item off at a Post Office
Reply 2
Original post by martin7
If it's the sort of thing that would fit in a padded envelope without the risk of getting damaged, you could probably send it as a "large letter" rather than as a parcel. You can find the postage rates at https://send.royalmail.com/

If you need "proof of posting" then you'll need to drop the item off at a Post Office

thank you! if it’s padded but isn’t actually an envelope do you think i would be able to do the same
Reply 3
Post office . They can tell you how much it is and if you want it special delivery/ recorded etc
Reply 4
There is no minimum weight for parcels. The packaging is likely to weigh more than the item. I would go for a padded envelope in a postbox or the Post Office. You can weigh and print postage labels at home. Royal Mail Special Delivery is an excellent service for next day tracked delivery and insurance. A bit more expensive mind.

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