Thread: Courier company does it again.

Tell us.
We will decide.

Originally Posted by jakewire

Tell us. We will decide.

You definitely won't approve!

Originally Posted by MightyBoosh

You definitely won't approve!

Nothing wrong with a blow up doll to go with your 10/22

Couriered ammo, the driver forged the receivers signature as no one was home, got stolen. Driver had to pay.

Just shows what happens when "new New Zealanders" take over an industry. Standards start to reflect the third world dysfunctional shit hole they came from.

Originally Posted by Steve123

Just shows what happens when "new New Zealanders" take over an industry. Standards start to reflect the third world dysfunctional shit hole they came from.

I guess you know every courier driver personally in NZ to make a comment like that.

Originally Posted by Boar Freak

I guess you know every courier driver personally in NZ to make a comment like that.

Every time I've had stuff couriered it's been a fuck up. I've lost count of the hours I waste trying to find where bolts, sealant etc have gone.
I have not seen a NZ born courier in the last decade. So from my experience fucked if I'd trust any of them with fire arms or ammo.


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Originally Posted by Steve123

Every time I've had stuff couriered it's been a fuck up. I've lost count of the hours I waste trying to find where bolts, sealant etc have gone.
I have not seen a NZ born courier in the last decade. So from my experience fucked if I'd trust any of them with fire arms or ammo.


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What the hell is that meant to mean??!!

[QUOTE=Steve123;497102]Every time I've had stuff couriered it's been a fuck up. I've lost count of the hours I waste trying to find where bolts, sealant etc have gone.
I have not seen a NZ born courier in the last decade. So from my experience fucked if I'd trust any of them with fire arms or ammo.


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You obviously have very in depth chats with all the courier drivers, if you know where they were all born

Had a rifle dropped off at my Door years ago. My door is very visible from the road. Later on that morning I saw the mailman and he said that he had dropped off a rifle at home, sig was required. Maybe he thought as I do my job so well that it would be safe.

You guys just live on the wrong island eh. Hardly have a problem with couriers down here

Originally Posted by JoshC

You guys just live on the wrong island eh. Hardly have a problem with couriers down here

The ammo I Couriered went missing down there, probably an ex North Is driver that delivered it?

What courier did you use? I'm trying to send a rifle and fastways are the only one who'll send it, but they will only send to depot for collection, not to a private address.

Originally Posted by Tombi

What courier did you use? I'm trying to send a rifle and fastways are the only one who'll send it, but they will only send to depot for collection, not to a private address.

I've used fastways a few times and never had a problem with them delivering to private addresses, is that a new rule or just different depots making up different policies? Their drivers down here have been pretty good at not leaving firearms without a signature in my experience.

They did want the bolt and rifle in separate packages which makes them a few more dollars for another ticket.

Must be a local Wellington rule, I just sent one from the Waikato to Christchurch with Fastways was able to track it the whole way even had the receivers signature on the track site only outfit I use for firearms, and my Fastways driver is a Kiwi always leaves a card if I'm not home.