Arcade machine movers / couriers

[AnarchyBurger]

Hi guys,

Just bought a T-Mek and was wondering who everyone uses for pickups/deliveries these days. Haven't bough a machine in a while as I don't really have the room! I've used Martin (have just sent him an email) and Speedlink in the past, but Speedlink's website is gone and I am assuming they went out of business. Any one have any other contacts?

Need to get it from South London to Herts.

S

AnarchyBurger2014-02-07 00:47:03

 

[mathj]

martin is the go to guy for me. not used anyone else since my first delivery from him

math

 

[AnarchyBurger]

Yeah, he's a good guy. I just need a back up plan in case he doesn't get back to me or can't do it in the time frame the seller requires.

 

[silverfox0786]

Martin all the way

 

[OTTOTHEMADANDEVIL]

The general consensus is always going to be Martin but I understand the pressure of time wanting you to make a backup plan.
When I had to pick up a shell from Blackburn last year (totally last minute) I just rented a small van with one of my mates for a day, it was only 25 quid, I think we got it from Arnold Clark....
Have you thought of the rented roadtrip method of collection?
Just a thought.

Otto

 

[jengineer]

if it needs to be collected quickly and within a certain time scale, try

Hadfields

http://www.hadfieldstransport.com/

or Gaming Direct

http://www.gaming-direct.co.uk/

 

[muddymusic]

I'd give Martin a call and tell him the deadline for collection, he can be very accommodating if something is urgent and has always managed to sort things out when things have to be done on a certain day or whatever.

 

[jengineer]

yep, definitely try Martin first,

 

[Nintendo Arcade]

I will pick up in and around London

 

[smidsy]

PM sent

Craig

 

[Bods]

PM sent

Craig