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RE: Finally! - X10 kits for sale
- To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: RE: Finally! - X10 kits for sale
- From: "Mark Hetherington \(egroups\)" <mark.egroups@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2001 00:29:08 +0100
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> I still have the original replies to my earlier post, and will go
through
> them in the next day or two and sort out who wants what.
>
> I propose the following: from the original replies I will allocate on
a
> first-come-first served basis, BUT with a limit of ONE kit at the
13.99
> price per person - this helps to cover the cost of postage for the
most
> people... What say you?
>
> Incidentally, I have now weighed the kits, and calculated the
> postage costs:
>
> * Items heavier than 750g cannot be sent Second Class
>
> First class postage rates:
>
> Timer kit = 1.26Kg = 4.94
> PC Kit = 1.15Kg = 4.13
> Remote kit = 870g = 3.05
>
> If those of you who replied to my original post would like to email me
> directly (offlist) and reiterate what kits you would like, and how
you'd
> like to arrange delivery.. - anyone in the London area is welcome
> to come &
> pick them up from my house.... obviously posting several kits could
get a
> little expensive...
In this case I would suggest using parcel force. The standard service is
cheaper than first class mail with a 30KG upper limit so will suffice for
this. Depending on how many kits are in a batch it is also paying the extra
quid or so for the better loss and damage cover for multiple kits.
There isn't much price difference for single kits but it needs to go at
least recorded delivery to get £27 of unsurance. RMSpecial Delivery
(formerly Registered) would give additional insurance if required and first
class service was ppreferred over an upgraded ParcelForce service.
Mark.
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