The !@!#^#$ Courier Guy

**shooty** · 27-11-2020, 14:54

Originally Posted by Raider82

If I have an item being delivered to me via The Courier Guy, I could melt into a puddle.

Super hardwork when dealing with them.

I use Postnet for run of the mill items and Dawn Wing for grown up stuff.

So Dawn Wing transports Blow up Dolls. LOL.

**Raider82** · 27-11-2020, 15:01

Originally Posted by shooty

So Dawn Wing transports Blow up Dolls. LOL.

Well not inflated...

**curious george** · 27-11-2020, 15:24

TCG is a franchise type operation,hence the mixed experiences,some operators are just better run than others.

**Adoons** · 27-11-2020, 18:34

I use TCG about 1-3 times per week. Always only domestic parcels. If a person asks me to recommend a courier company on this side of the country I would recommend TCG every time. Super fast and efficient service at low costs. If they are instructed to collect a parcel, it gets done in less than 4 hours time. If parcels arrive, they phone me. This time I cannot help with the rant. Only had good service.

**Greekboi95** · 27-11-2020, 18:54

TCG covers you for the first R1000.00 of the parcel whether it's insured or not. Also had an incident where the driver got hijacked and 2 of my parcels got stolen (luckily bothe were under R1000.00) , submitted the claim and funds were credited to my account in about 2 weeks.

I use them for my business religiously and can honestly not complain about their service and rates. Sad to hear you are having such a bad experience because I to recommend them to whoever asks.

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**SoldierMan** · 27-11-2020, 19:16

Question, when my Glock 17 is being couriered down via RAM is it automatically insured by Wildman or do I need to indicate that I want to insure it in case of hijack or the like?
Any idea what that will cost?

**wthang** · 27-11-2020, 19:43

Originally Posted by SoldierMan

Question, when my Glock 17 is being couriered down via RAM is it automatically insured by Wildman or do I need to indicate that I want to insure it in case of hijack or the like?Any idea what that will cost?

I'm guessing that either one of the two entities you listed should be able to provide you with an answer.....

**SoldierMan** · 27-11-2020, 19:59

Originally Posted by wthang

I'm guessing that either one of the two entities you listed should be able to provide you with an answer.....

True, it's late though and they're closed, will check tomorrow.

**Antonie_Pienaar** · 27-11-2020, 21:47

Originally Posted by SoldierMan

Question, when my Glock 17 is being couriered down via RAM is it automatically insured by Wildman or do I need to indicate that I want to insure it in case of hijack or the like?
Any idea what that will cost?

As far as I know, wildman is legally responsible for your package until you have taken possession of it, unless they have offered insurance that you have declined. If no insurance was offered, they can be held liable.

Good luck.

To the OP: sorry about your shit experience..

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**Steamer** · 28-11-2020, 09:50

Originally Posted by Adoons

I use TCG about 1-3 times per week. Always only domestic parcels. If a person asks me to recommend a courier company on this side of the country I would recommend TCG every time. Super fast and efficient service at low costs. If they are instructed to collect a parcel, it gets done in less than 4 hours time. If parcels arrive, they phone me. This time I cannot help with the rant. Only had good service.

Have to agree here. Nothing but good service and prices.
How many total let downs has the OP had with TCG?