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What?
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Anon
Thursday 25/1/07 14:32
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Never use DHL. If they do actually manage to deliver something, it'll invariably be smashed to pieces.
I wouldn't recommend DHL to my worst enemy.
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Stephen West
Thursday 25/1/07 18:35
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Ha ha! Well done!
Sometimes it's the small victories that are the sweetest...
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David Gillies
Monday 29/1/07 17:38
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Beautiful.
Is it just me or are us Britons getting less and less inclined to sit around silently grousing about this sort of nonsense? Twenty years it would be all, "mustn't grumble,'" and, "I do hate to make a scene." Nowadays I'm much more inclined to go ballistic.
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Michael
Thursday 8/3/07 19:30
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OMG I sooo feel you! I will never use DHL again, they broke some very valuable
items of mine and didnt even care.. anyway best advice I can give is to use a local company.. Im from Michigan and have found a great small courier service company to handle all my delivery needs.. i think when the company is smaller they still know whats most important customer service and our needs..anyway look into a local company and they will probably treat you better
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