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adam
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Hi, can anyone reccomend a courier service in the uk for shipping chelonia? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Hi Adam, I have received chelonia recently using the overnight service from TNT.
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I'd just like to add that TNT do not allow the shipping of live animals through them. I have a friend that works for them, and last year they disposed of 2 lots of of gold fish which someone had tried to ship through them.
Please contact the courier beofre shipping any animals, as the courier may decide to put them down, with out your concent.
Please contact the courier beofre shipping any animals, as the courier may decide to put them down, with out your concent.
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TNT do accept livestock BUT you will need to open an account with them and they only deliver business to business.
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Humm, thats interesting as I spoke to her last night and shes says they don't. Shows how much the staff know!
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