Got my confirmation email yesterday and unbelivably received the unit the next morning. They must have stuck it on a REAL fast jet. ;)
I'm loving it. The unit is solid and worked perfectly out of the box. Time to take a shower and install my little baby in the Jeep now, I'll post and let ya'll know how the installation went!
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S/N 00246 6GB
Posted by: rob
Re: Wooohooo - 10/11/1999 14:29
FedEx provide a 10:30 next morning service from the UK to the US - the time zones help them a little :-)
Rob
Posted by: dionysus
Re: Wooohooo - 10/11/1999 18:15
...is that the way all units going to US will be shipped, or do we need to specify this?
-mark
Posted by: Dearing
Re: Wooohooo - 10/11/1999 19:43
They use FedEx for all their U.S. shipments.
_~= Dearing =~_
"WAY too happy about having #99."
Posted by: rob
Re: Wooohooo - 12/11/1999 16:58
All US and Canadian consignments are sent with FedEx 10:30am service. Whether they actually arrive next day is generally down to US Customs (the bain of my life) but the majority of packages do make it on time.
Consignments to the rest of the world are sent with TNT (who have much better global coverage than FedEx) by International Express (or Supamail for the UK). Delivery times vary from next day (to central Europe, UK, and some others) to about 4 days for remote destinations.
We don't offer a non-express shipping option - trust me, you wouldn't want the hassle for a saving of just a few $$'s.
Rob