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Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 3:42 pm
by Ken Moreland
Sorry Maciej, as Ivor says. Parcel Motel will give you an address combining their address and a unique number for you. You can use as an alternative amazon and ebay address. The seller doesn't care, he posts within UK. KM
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 7:17 pm
by Maciej
Ivor wrote:Maciej wrote:
Ken,
So sending to Newtownabbey in NOI will qualify for free shipping if the seller states this (Amazon, eBay) but then obviously you would need to pay the cost of sending it by Nightline couriers from NOI to IRE?
Thanks
If I may answer... yeah, you'll give your address as Newtownards Co Antrim so the seller knows no different. Getting the package from Antrim to Naas is included in the price and looked after by Parcel Motel. The price starts at about 3.95 but goes up if the item needs a bigger box.
Sounds great Ivor. I am already registered and will place my first order this evening.
Thanks for explanation.
Maciej
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 7:21 pm
by Maciej
Ken Moreland wrote:Sorry Maciej, as Ivor says. Parcel Motel will give you an address combining their address and a unique number for you. You can use as an alternative amazon and ebay address. The seller doesn't care, he posts within UK. KM
Thanks Ken. Just as you explained I received e-mail with the number and the address in Newtownabbey for any UK purchase.
Regards
Maciej
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 7:53 pm
by Maciej
One last question. Would you register your bank card or rather top up when needed?
Thanks
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 7:57 pm
by Ivor
Maciej wrote:One last question. Would you register your bank card or rather top up when needed?
Thanks
I registered my card because I'm lazy and I trust them.
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 8:01 pm
by Maciej
Ivor wrote:Maciej wrote:One last question. Would you register your bank card or rather top up when needed?
Thanks
I registered my card because I'm lazy and I trust them.
I am lazy too but do not trusts. But the laziness overcome my lack of trust.
Thanks
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 8:43 pm
by Ken Moreland
Register your card, so far I have had no problems. For me , credit card companies have been good. A Dublin car park tried double charging years ago and a quick report to Mastercard and all charges were deleted. KM
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 9:30 pm
by Maciej
Ken Moreland wrote:Register your card, so far I have had no problems. For me , credit card companies have been good. A Dublin car park tried double charging years ago and a quick report to Mastercard and all charges were deleted. KM
Thanks Ken. Little bit of reassurance from the users is always good.
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 10:56 am
by pm2097
hi lads
I got my sound deading pads in an autofactors in tallaght village, they were 500mm square - most autofactors would do them id say, and would be cheaper than halfords
patrick
Re: sound deadening pads
Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 6:41 pm
by Maciej
pm2097 wrote:hi lads
I got my sound deading pads in an autofactors in tallaght village, they were 500mm square - most autofactors would do them id say, and would be cheaper than halfords
patrick
Thanks Patrick. I already received the pads. I can confirm it was excellent service provided by Parcel Motel. Very quick, cheap and convenient way. Thanks for recommendation to all.