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b4pete 26-02-2010 08:34 AM

Need Parts? Check with MB Models first.
 
I needed a few CVD drive pins that have fallen to bits, and a couple of bearings. Team Durango UK cant do next day delivery unless they receive order before 12 I have been told. I sent an order at 2:50, spoke to Durango, and they said they wouldnt be there next day, even though they were charging £6 postage, I cancelled my order.
I called MB on the off-chance, after receiving excellent service from them in the past, not only did they have the parts I was after, the postage was 50p (i think they forgot to charge me for it as well) I placed the phone call at 4pm, the parts were here next day, meaning my order was £6 instead of £12!!!!

Give them a try.. www.rccarshop.co.uk

Durango, please can you not look at offering service like this?

deepdale11 26-02-2010 08:47 AM

I have also ordered Durango parts from MB models and was very pleased with delivery time and price...parts came next day!

b4pete 26-02-2010 08:50 AM

Bet they didnt cost £6 to get there either

deepdale11 26-02-2010 08:52 AM

Nope.......I ordered other stuff too and delivery was only a £1!!

Adam Skelding 26-02-2010 09:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by b4pete (Post 348824)
I needed a few CVD drive pins that have fallen to bits, and a couple of bearings. Team Durango UK cant do next day delivery unless they receive order before 12 I have been told. I sent an order at 2:50, spoke to Durango, and they said they wouldnt be there next day, even though they were charging £6 postage, I cancelled my order.
I called MB on the off-chance, after receiving excellent service from them in the past, not only did they have the parts I was after, the postage was 50p (i think they forgot to charge me for it as well) I placed the phone call at 4pm, the parts were here next day, meaning my order was £6 instead of £12!!!!

Give them a try.. www.rccarshop.co.uk

Durango, please can you not look at offering service like this?

Hi Pete,
I spoke to you on MSN about this. The Fed Ex guy picks up at 3pm ish everyday. That's our chosen method of delivery direct from Team Durango.
Royal mail is unreliable at best and they don't offer great insurance. Special deivery is only upto £500 and still only next day if posted before your PO shuts.
Model shops who stock TD stuff will offer better small parts service which is where they'll pick up the 'loose' end we can't currently offer. Much better for us to let the model shops do what they are more geared up for, small personal orders.
We can then deal with the shops and EU distributors better.
If people buy direct from us, they usually order a 'large' amount of bits which covers the £6 postage.
Thumbs up to MB on their postage!

I bought a bodyshell recently from another hobby store which charged £6 postage. The box had £2.30 on it.

Remember at the moment we are only a small company and are using methods which allow a fast and secure service to our customers.

b4pete 26-02-2010 09:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adam Skelding (Post 348843)
Hi Pete,
I spoke to you on MSN about this. The Fed Ex guy picks up at 3pm ish everyday. That's our chosen method of delivery direct from Team Durango.
Royal mail is unreliable at best and they don't offer great insurance. Special deivery is only upto £500 and still only next day if posted before your PO shuts.
Model shops who stock TD stuff will offer better small parts service which is where they'll pick up the 'loose' end we can't currently offer. Much better for us to let the model shops do what they are more geared up for, small personal orders.
We can then deal with the shops and EU distributors better.
If people buy direct from us, they usually order a 'large' amount of bits which covers the £6 postage.
Thumbs up to MB on their postage!

I bought a bodyshell recently from another hobby store which charged £6 postage. The box had £2.30 on it.

Remember at the moment we are only a small company and are using methods which allow a fast and secure service to our customers.

I had the same issue at work, the courier now comes at 4:30 if he wants my business.

Can you not use franking for orders under £10?

samd 26-02-2010 11:57 AM

It might be a bit more expensive but if your ordering a few bits the delivery from fed ex is spot on.

gazbaz2 26-02-2010 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by samd (Post 348893)
It might be a bit more expensive but if your ordering a few bits the delivery from fed ex is spot on.

I second that, always put big orders in at TD for the £6 postage, it holds better insurance and a defo guarantee that parts will get to your door, TD, class for me :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

MB models like other model shops can offer better price on postage for small parts, MB models are good as well as allot of other model shops I deal with.

Just don’t be to demanding i.e. (would it be possible to have them for tomorrow) as to pose of (I want them tomorrow) politeness goes along way, :thumbsup:

G


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