Evri question - size
Trying Evri for the first time. Sending a under 1kg letterbox friendly ‘parcel’. BUT the width is 23.3cm not the max 23cm. How strict are Evri on this?
The box is meant to be 23cm, but can be a mm or two either way once put together. Just general tolerances.
Because I’ve never used them, not sure how picky they are. Don’t want the customer hit with a delivery payment. Parcel size is not much more cost, so can use that. Just wanted to check with others first.
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Seller_8Wsckn3UoR095
If you’re buying it through an account, they’ll slap you with a heftyyyyy fee not the customer. We found it was rather extortionate but ours was a weight issue. Another reason why we moved to Yodel.
Can’t speak for their tolerance of .2cm but we’ve been slapped before…
Seller_ae51e0CJoHqCX
I couldn’t really tell you on this one as I send well under the dimension.
The problem is that you might get away with it but if it is checked and they can find a way to be anal on it they will.
Personally I wouldn’t risk it because even if you get away with it for a long period of time, when eventually it is picked up, it just winds you up.
I had a similar thing with RM whereby I had parcels that weighed just 5g over 2kg. They came back and said that my parcels weighed 2.1kg and although it was clear that they were out, I couldn’t argue that the parcel was still over 2kg and it was short.
Seller_RApQcBXq5UXpf
Does anyone know how strict EVRi are in terms of if we say a parcel is 500g but it’s actually 700g once packed would that cause a problem? I would have paid for the 0-1kg price bracket, and the actual weight would still be in the same weight bracket but I guess technically we will have provided an incorrect weight?
Seller_a8eWx2pfTXiWY
EVRi are strict on weight, but never had an issue with measurements
