Anyone Used E-go.com.au Before?

[pokolbinguy]

G'day folks,

Just wondering if anyone has ever used http://www.e-go.com.au for freight before?

want to ship a mountain bike from my dads place to here in Adelaide and wondering if anyone had dealt with this firm before. Their prices seem really good.

Cheers, Pok

 

[Airgead]

Pok

Never used them but I have used bus freight before. They basically send the item in any unused cargo space on the next greyhound bus. Works great if you have a bus terminus relatively handy. http://www.greyhoundfreight.com.au/

Works great for bulky and oversized items that its hard to ship any other way (like bikes). Last time I used them they even cam and picked it up from my door for an extra $5.

Might be worth a look.

Cheers
Dave

 

[pokolbinguy]

Thanks Airgead,

I checked that out..prices on the web varied from $83 (depot to depot) to $102 (door to door)...but when I emailed greyhound to double check a I was told there was a flat rate for bike boxes I was told that they wanted $176...craziness.

the folks at e-go.com.au want $27 (depot-depot) or $53 (door-door) using Towers in Newcastle and APD in adelaide.....they are part of "Hunter Express".

 

[Airgead]

Thanks Airgead,

I checked that out..prices on the web varied from $83 (depot to depot) to $102 (door to door)...but when I emailed greyhound to double check a I was told there was a flat rate for bike boxes I was told that they wanted $176...craziness.

the folks at e-go.com.au want $27 (depot-depot) or $53 (door-door) using Towers in Newcastle and APD in adelaide.....they are part of "Hunter Express".

Ahh Ok. Sounds like its still bus freight but not on greyhound. There used to be a mob called busfreight.com.au that co-ordinated all bus freight across all the bus lines but they seem to be greyhound only now.

I'd give them a go.

Cheers
Dave