Getting quotes for removals.....
#1
We have PSS coming over this Thursday and would like to ask those who have used them weather you have knocked them down on the quote that they gave you.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Trish
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Trish
#2
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From: Hemel Hempstead UK

Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
We have PSS coming over this Thursday and would like to ask those who have used them weather you have knocked them down on the quote that they gave you.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Trish
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Trish
I am having them over on Friday so it will be interesting to see if the diffenece between the two quotes. I just got one in from John Masons for £3585 from Hemel To Brisbane full pack and another company (can't remember who) for £3800! Glup!
#3
Was that for a 20 ft, or 40 ft or shared container?
Originally Posted by Robmichellef
I am having them over on Friday so it will be interesting to see if the diffenece between the two quotes. I just got one in from John Masons for £3585 from Hemel To Brisbane full pack and another company (can't remember who) for £3800! Glup!
#4
We are going from Potton in Bedfordshire to Brisbane.......Soon we hope
Trish
Trish
Originally Posted by Robmichellef
I am having them over on Friday so it will be interesting to see if the diffenece between the two quotes. I just got one in from John Masons for £3585 from Hemel To Brisbane full pack and another company (can't remember who) for £3800! Glup!
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Ive had quotes of that size for a 20footer .
Now only taking 1/3 of a 20f container for £1600 leavind all the big stuff behind !
Now only taking 1/3 of a 20f container for £1600 leavind all the big stuff behind !
#6
Thats a good price........
Originally Posted by Perthforme
Ive had quotes of that size for a 20footer .
Now only taking 1/3 of a 20f container for £1600 leavind all the big stuff behind !
Now only taking 1/3 of a 20f container for £1600 leavind all the big stuff behind !
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Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Thats a good price........
Thats why we are only taking the best of our stuff , will need new sofas , bed, dinning table ! when we get to auAus
#8
B****y hell!........1500 difference!!!!
Originally Posted by Perthforme
This time last year it was only £2500 for 20f cont now will cost £4000ish
Thats why we are only taking the best of our stuff , will need new sofas , bed, dinning table ! when we get to auAus
Thats why we are only taking the best of our stuff , will need new sofas , bed, dinning table ! when we get to auAus
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Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
B****y hell!........1500 difference!!!!
#10
Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
B****y hell!........1500 difference!!!!
Last edited by AndyD; Sep 19th 2005 at 9:34 am.
#11
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From: guildford

Hi,
Has anyone actually worked out if it is cheaper to take your large items of furniture and pay the extra shipping costs or to just buy new stuff when you get there.
Am going next month to research this matter before we go next year.
Has anyone actually worked out if it is cheaper to take your large items of furniture and pay the extra shipping costs or to just buy new stuff when you get there.
Am going next month to research this matter before we go next year.
#12
It seems that they will all barter!!!
We have had four out now and we have reduced it to 3 as the chap from JM was rubbish.
Pickfords were the most expensive by far (£800 :scared: )and he phoned and when we told him by tht he was not in the running he is now off sharpening his pencil to requote us.
We have had four out now and we have reduced it to 3 as the chap from JM was rubbish.
Pickfords were the most expensive by far (£800 :scared: )and he phoned and when we told him by tht he was not in the running he is now off sharpening his pencil to requote us.
#13
Originally Posted by lou2pinkcat
Hi,
Has anyone actually worked out if it is cheaper to take your large items of furniture and pay the extra shipping costs or to just buy new stuff when you get there.
Am going next month to research this matter before we go next year.
Has anyone actually worked out if it is cheaper to take your large items of furniture and pay the extra shipping costs or to just buy new stuff when you get there.
Am going next month to research this matter before we go next year.
1 No shipping - saving £3500 - £4000 ($9000)
2 Selling all my big items - £3200 ($8000)
3 No Insur - £200 - £300 ($600)
$17000 - $18000 to spend on NEW
Price up all new what was sold = $25000 , more expensive you are getting new
#14
Originally Posted by andrewb
We have had four out now and we have reduced it to 3 as the chap from JM was rubbish.
#15
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From: Hemel Hempstead UK

Originally Posted by Rob Morton-Jone
Was that for a 20 ft, or 40 ft or shared container?
It was for sole use of a 20ft, which they all think we will just about fill. I have Fox removals coming next week who will price up for a DIY pack and they fill the container... it will be interesting to see how the prices match up.





