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UPS Access Point
With our UPS Access Point™ service, you can send parcels of up to 20kg across the UK for a fixed price of just £8.95+VAT. Choose to drop your parcel off at a collection point near you, avoid waiting in for a collection, and save money on your UK parcel delivery!
UPS Access Point™ collection & delivery options:
- UPS Access Point to UPS Access Point
- Collection address to UPS Accesss Point
- UPS Access Point to delivery address
More convenient
This discounted parcel delivery service from Transglobal Express makes UK deliveries more convenient than ever. UPS has thousands of Access Points all over the country. Choose to drop your parcel off at an Access Point near you, at a time that suits you, or choose to have it delivered to a UPS Access Point™ convenient for your receiver.
More flexible
Most UPS Access Point™ outlets are open outside normal working hours - many as late as 10pm. This service therefore offers the flexibility to drop off and pick up your goods at a time to suit you. Neither you or your receiver need to wait in for a parcel collection or delivery again!
Even better prices
All of our services offer great discounts and are up to 70% cheaper than booking with the carrier directly. UPS Access Point™ has the added advantage of being a great, fixed priced, so you can plan ahead and know exactly what to expect . For just £8.95+ VAT, and provided no single dimension of your parcel is greater than 97cm, you can send a parcel of up to 20kg.
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