Parcel2Go.com revealed its link up with HDNL just days before the national strike action by postal workers began.

?We saw a surge in business caused by the strikes but we had the infrastructure in place to cope with the huge increase in demand for our parcel delivery services,? said Parcel2Go.com?s business development director Richard Adams-Mercer.

?And despite being a new to our portfolio, HDNL overcame some early teething troubles and coped admirably,? he added.

He explained that as the UK’s largest dedicated home delivery and collection service, HDNL claims to be within an hour of 95% of the UK population and delivers 300,000 parcels to homes in every postcode, every day, throughout the UK.

?With prices starting at just ?6.49 + VAT for HDNL?s standard 24 – 72 hour service, we are delighted to offer this cost-effective option for online retailers despatching to customers? homes and for residential to residential users.

?Home Delivery Network?s highly regarded services also include some great features, like the convenience of ?avoid the school run? collection times, evening collections and Saturday collections.?

There?s no need to open an account with Parcel2Go.com to book an HDNL service. Book online, anytime, and pay by credit/debit card, PayPal, Google Checkout or by cash at a nearby PayPoint.

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