issues related to man and van
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hassel67

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9 posts

163 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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need to know what you guys think about using man and van service,,,

s3fella

10,524 posts

218 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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Is he trustworthy? Careful with transport, loading toeing down etc? Will be be carrying your cash, ie collecting things COD?

Is his van any good! Is he insured?

What are you thinking of using him for?

hassel67

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9 posts

163 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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s3fella said:
Is he trustworthy? Careful with transport, loading toeing down etc? Will be be carrying your cash, ie collecting things COD?

Is his van any good! Is he insured?

What are you thinking of using him for?
hi s3fella],
but what about reliability, punctuality do you think these things are necessary,,,

rohrl

8,984 posts

176 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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1. Is he insured to carry other peoples goods in his van? A vehicle whose function is to transport either people or third party goods needs to be insured for hire and reward.

So long as he's just carrying your goods then this is his problem more than yours, but if he's carrying you as well you might want to consider this.

2. Are you expecting your stuff to be insured against theft, fire, flood or impact damage while it's in his van? If so you need to see a copy of his goods-in-transit insurance.

Krikkit

27,941 posts

212 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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If in doubt DIY - you can rent a van from B&Q for £11/h these days on short/no notice, and I regularly get mails from our local companies offering all-day rentals for £60.

hassel67

Original Poster:

9 posts

163 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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rohrl said:
1. Is he insured to carry other peoples goods in his van? A vehicle whose function is to transport either people or third party goods needs to be insured for hire and reward.

So long as he's just carrying your goods then this is his problem more than yours, but if he's carrying you as well you might want to consider this.

2. Are you expecting your stuff to be insured against theft, fire, flood or impact damage while it's in his van? If so you need to see a copy of his goods-in-transit insurance.
thanks for the description and participating,,,

hassel67

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9 posts

163 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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Krikkit said:
If in doubt DIY - you can rent a van from B&Q for £11/h these days on short/no notice, and I regularly get mails from our local companies offering all-day rentals for £60.
thanks for the reference because in future i have to hire these van services regularly and give some more references,, i might get some help,,,

NotDave

20,951 posts

188 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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Krikkit said:
If in doubt DIY - you can rent a van from B&Q for £11/h these days on short/no notice, and I regularly get mails from our local companies offering all-day rentals for £60.
£40 for a day around here. Brand new sprinter luton with tail lift yes


hassel67

Original Poster:

9 posts

163 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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i have read some articles about house removals and there after effects good ones and bad ones so that's is why i have raised the topic,,,

hassel67

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9 posts

163 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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NotDave said:
£40 for a day around here. Brand new sprinter luton with tail lift yes
thanks i am collecting all of your references,,,

hassel67

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9 posts

163 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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i must say all of you are having good knowledge about man and van and i am looking for more references,,,

moebiusuk

345 posts

189 months

Tuesday 2nd April 2013
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This is purely off topic and I know it doesn't really matter but why do you put ,,, at the end of your posts?

hassel67

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9 posts

163 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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moebiusuk said:
This is purely off topic and I know it doesn't really matter but why do you put ,,, at the end of your posts?
sorry i did not get you i have raised the topic and now i have to know everything about it,,,so tell me where i went wrong,,,

SMcP114

2,916 posts

223 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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Well, this is awkward. If it's any help the victim is NOT the victim here LOL

hassel67

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9 posts

163 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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SMcP114 said:
Well, this is awkward. If it's any help the victim is NOT the victim here LOL
hmmm got it,,,

ribenavrs

555 posts

227 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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wobble

SystemParanoia

14,343 posts

229 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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and on that bombshell,,,

blindswelledrat

25,257 posts

263 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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Hassel, what do you need these vans for?
What kind of cargo will they be carrying.

Ill be honest, the judgmental part of me is in overdrive and I may as well tell you that these men with vans are unlikely to carry people from the far east hidden inside jam jars or similar, assuming that is what you are thinking

Papa Hotel

12,760 posts

213 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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rofl I collected that reference,,,

captainzep

13,306 posts

223 months

Wednesday 3rd April 2013
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OP, here's one for you:




Edited by captainzep on Wednesday 3rd April 09:07

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