Posting Bottles
- Thread starter dbenson
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No worries mate. Just make sure it's nicely protected so that it arrives in tip-top condition. 
If you're ever unsure, here's the link for restricted items: http://www.royalmail.com/personal/help-and-support/Tell-me-about-Restricted-Goods
Good luck with your sale.
If you're ever unsure, here's the link for restricted items: http://www.royalmail.com/personal/help-and-support/Tell-me-about-Restricted-Goods
Good luck with your sale.
No Royal Mail no longer accept cylinders
http://p8ntballer-forums.com/threads/important-news-about-air-tanks.162232/#post-1473338
Send it via Royal Mail and it may arrive unchecked, but if it gets checked at any point it will be witheld, and the sender could be subject to a fine
Go through the couriers and double check both restricted and prohibited items lists
http://p8ntballer-forums.com/threads/important-news-about-air-tanks.162232/#post-1473338
Send it via Royal Mail and it may arrive unchecked, but if it gets checked at any point it will be witheld, and the sender could be subject to a fine
Go through the couriers and double check both restricted and prohibited items lists
Having a look through their [RM] website, I think that restriction is only placed on business. http://www.royalmail.com/business/help-and-support/tell-me-about-prohibited-goods. For doomestic customers I don't see the restriction of bottles being on the list.
Look closely. I'm viewing on an iphone and anything but a direct link goes to their mobile page
Empty cylinders used to be ok, then all cylinders were disallowed
There was a potential exemption for 'business contract customers'
I think you are seeing the 'restriction' on business customers with some allowance, but for private customers it's 'prohibited' and the wording may not be clear - look for compressed gas cylinders etc
Search through the forum and you will find people who have had their cylinders intercepted and confiscated
There was at least one guy who refunded the buyer and was trying to trace and get the bottle returned. I have not seen an update to see he was successful
Empty cylinders used to be ok, then all cylinders were disallowed
There was a potential exemption for 'business contract customers'
I think you are seeing the 'restriction' on business customers with some allowance, but for private customers it's 'prohibited' and the wording may not be clear - look for compressed gas cylinders etc
Search through the forum and you will find people who have had their cylinders intercepted and confiscated
There was at least one guy who refunded the buyer and was trying to trace and get the bottle returned. I have not seen an update to see he was successful
Try Parcel force? I think they're ok with them which is strange seeing as they're a branch of royal mail.
Good old Royal Mail. You'd think they'd have less restrictions considering the bloody price they charge. Use a private courier in this case [if you wish]. Or send via RM and risk them not checking [they rarely do].